Sentence examples for factor in the timing from inspiring English sources

But some Tories have been worrying about the cost of this at the current time, and that will surely be a factor in the timing of any plans.

Mr. Parr said the matter "certainly wasn't a factor" in the timing of Mr. Mehta's announcement.

However, in an industrialized society, as opposed to an agrarian one, the season of the year is not an important factor in the timing of childbirth or conception.

Political sources in Jerusalem said that a factor in the timing of yesterday's announcement was the wish to prevent any further pressure on the British Government, which has been embarrassed by continued demands in Parliament for statements on the affair.

Scheduling the premiere shortly before the election may turn the film into a political object, though a National Geographic Channel executive said Thursday night that politics was not a factor in the timing.

Subsequent research revealed a pattern of increased seismic activity that appeared to be associated with the filling of the reservoir, and scientists in China and the U.S. have argued that the dam could have been an important factor in the timing and magnitude of the disaster.

In more recent years, researchers have attempted to synthesize and extend these founding theories by considering the role of replacements or hiring in assuaging the negative effects of turnover (e.g., Nyberg and Ployhart, 2013) and by factoring in the timing or clustering of turnover (Hausknecht and Holwerda, 2013).

This grouping allowed for the identification of only highly influential factors in the timing of childbearing.

In these large cohorts of post-menopausal European women, several SNPs led to increases or decreases of about 3 months to 1 year in age at menopause, further implicating genetic factors in the timing of follicle loss.

But there's another [overriding factor] in the timing, which is this monumental change going on, and I feel it.

Also, given the variety of factors that might have impacted MV fatalities and because many of these factors varied in the timing and uptake across states and localities, it can also be expected that progress over time was not constant.