Examples of using Has more to do in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This has more to do with revenue.
She's not slow, she just has more to do.
This has more to do with issues of identity.
Some might say social injustice has more to do with offense.
It has more to do with being your brother than being a profiler.
The second reason has more to do with moveset.
While having another expert on hand during labor and delivery is a no-brainer,the star says she's considering the help for another reason that has more to do with jokester husband David Caspe.
This series has more to do with advertising.
But now I think that maybe it has more to do with me being a Banshee.
Since the problem has more to do with home prices falling rather than"I can't afford the payment," this is a moot point for many homeowners.
Well, then, maybe this has more to do with facing your fears.
Psychologists say it has more to do with our all-too-human propensity to run with the dreamlike possibilities it creates in our minds.
You know, I'm starting to think that this has more to do with the boat… than it does with the family.
In my view, freedom has more to do with how you conceive of yourself- and of how you arrive at that self-conception.
The choice between an inside or outside bet really has more to do with how often you want to win and how much you're paid when you do. .
Psychologists say it has more to do with our all-too-human propensity to run with the dreamlike possibilities it creates in our minds.
But, um, I realize now my right to privacy is different than me choosing to be private andreally has more to do with trusting people with my private business, which is hard for me, because I have experienced a lot of weird bi-phobia.
A brand on the other hand has more to do with a business' reputation and the value it bestows on customers than on its logo.
Sometimes your gift of gab has more to do with nerves and less to do with a need to talk.
Actually, how you carry during pregnancy has more to do with the shape of your uterus, your unique body type, and your abdominal muscles.
I truly believe it's, uh, has more to do with issues of masculinity in the black community than actual homophobia or… or transphobia.
There is also another type of gastritis that has more to do with the emotional state of the person, especially when suffering from prolonged stress and anxiety, which is popularly known by the name of emotional gastritis.
The main concern had more to do with advertising.
It may have more to do with the oil pipeline here.
James had more to do with Molly than he wants to admit.
It had more to do with the fact that I almost blew a $2 billion merger deal because some bozo jumped into the pool with my blackberry.
Including the kiss, but I-I think that our fight had more to do with my father than us.
Most of the reports are unsubstantiated and commentators claim that the internet andan innate fear of clowns had more to do with whipping up hysteria than actual evil clowns.
So the reason why smoking increases miscarriage risk may have nothing to do with chromosomal problems andcould have more to do with something else, such as the placenta having a diminished capacity to transport oxygen and nutrients to the fetus.
These aren't as technical as, say, creating a new navigation,or trying to optimize your site for mobile devices, but they have more to do with how the post is structured and interpreted by search crawlers than they do with your actual content.