Sentence examples for factor in the time from inspiring English sources

But from the worker's point of view, one must factor in the time value of money.

These garments will take, on average, more than 100 hours each to hand-knit – and that's before you factor in the time spent on designing them.

And when you factor in the time it takes to pitch and research every piece, producing several every week doesn't seem quite so easy.

But he doesn't factor in the time his wife spent shopping for the ingredients, planning healthy, appetizing menus and emptying and cleaning the lunchboxes every day.

This calculation also does not factor in the time value of money, which would add another $1 billion or more annually that taxpayers would need to receive as compensation for the opportunity cost of tying up their cash.

That doesn't factor in the time involved in "one-stop" destination shopping: traveling miles to shop, no matter how good the prices, might not make sense for anyone who is working 12 hours a day to support their family.

If you factor in the time-distorting effects of pingas though that feels shorter than it is.

The second type of information gap analysis therefore calculates the value of the information provided by factoring in the time taken to produce it.

But in actuality, real recovery from an economic downturn begins when demand slightly exceeds supply, and the new price factors in the time value of money and inflation.

If I factored in the time I spent commuting, I sometimes made as little as $6 an hour.

For details and distribution of disaster-related trauma factors in the time periods, see table 2. For male respondents, the mean overall SCL-90-TOT score was 142.8 (SD 53.0).