And the pluralism of national origin, religion and others should be a factor of progression, not divisiveness.
The highest common factor is the highest number that will divide into (be a factor of) both numbers.
He estimated that in some cases the savings could be a factor of 10. "Where they spend $1 billion, we would spend $100 million," he said.
But some economists said the pattern of rising self-employment could be a factor of the pickup in building work over recent months.
"He could be a factor of stability, but instead he quickly became another factor of instability," Mr. Damilano said.
What would seem to be bravado or carelessness or some combination may be a factor of the doctor's age.
The standard of living of people in 2030 will be a factor of the number of workers and their productivity, not how much debt their government carries from the past.
Average job duration too has changed relatively little in the past 30 years and the much-discussed gig economy is as yet small, its impacts anecdotal rather than substantive – even if that may partly be a factor of official measurability.
It's not a factor of there not being enough young bees coming out, but it seems to be a factor of the fact that the adult population is disappearing.
Therefore, completion rate cannot be a factor of importance and can safely be disregarded.
Traffic density has been shown to be a factor of traffic complexity which influences driver workload.
