Sentence examples for be factored into current from inspiring English sources

Significant anticipated good news appears to already be factored into current market levels - including the expectation that tapering won't start until December at the earliest, and possibly not until the debt ceiling issue is resolved in February.

Heavy users like UCLA, which is practically a small city unto itself, are hoping past gains are factored into current use.

Illinois issued public documents this year naming its cost method as one that did not permit the cost of future employees' benefits to be factored into the current year's contributions.

Consequently, parasites, pathogens and disease must be factored into the equations for understanding current and future scenarios for high-latitude ecosystems under a regime of accelerating change (Kutz et al., 2004, 2009b; Lemke et al., 2007; Hoberg et al., 2008a, b; Tryland et al., 2009).

Officers conducting the review said that a number of security steps adopted in the last eight years should be factored into whether to sustain the air defense mission at current levels.

"That has to be factored into salaries".

Such considerations need to be factored into any evaluation.

That all had to be factored into it.

"That has to be factored into the renewable equation.

The upside to the search deal namely the estimated $500 million bump in operating profits over the next year hasn't been factored into its current price, $17, which gives the company an enterprise value (market value plus debt minus cash) at around three times operating income.

Ms. Nylund notes that the current unemployment rate also is factored into the premiums, so they would very likely drop as unemployment falls (or, increase as unemployment rises).