Sentence examples for Factor to weigh from inspiring English sources

A particularly considerable factor to weigh is the volatility of the investment.

The fact that a conviction was based solely or to a decisive extent on the statement of an absent witness was a "very important factor to weigh in the scales", Bratza said.

Although speech-making doesn't matter the way it once did, come the actual Tory leadership campaign, his oddly smooth skin and style of speaking will be a factor to weigh against all his assets.

Actually, handling heterogeneity is an important factor to weigh up the reliability of the numerical scheme.

The average, which is calculated using a scale factor to weigh its components (giving higher-priced stocks more influence), is comprised of 30 of the most heavily traded U.S. companies.

where δ = 1/(6|R|2), |R| is the number of pixels in the image region R, g is the gray level which is usually 256 in remote sensing images, and Q is the spectral scale factor to weigh the possibility to merge two regions based on spectral information.

There are lots of factors to weigh up, and talking about salaries can make many of us uncomfortable.

As I tossed and turned that first night, I made columns of positive and negative factors to weigh up.

A court accordingly must deem the private-interest factors to weigh entirely in favor of the preselected forum.

Instead, Keenan pointed to the internal guideline outlining the factors to weigh up before cooperating with other police forces and said those arrangements remained in place.

There is also cost, curriculum, scheduling, educational philosophy and a host of other factors to weigh when choosing a child's school in the city.