Sentence examples for factor in things from inspiring English sources

"How do you factor in things like how to guarantee service to smaller communities," Mr. DeCota said.

"When you factor in things like the police body cams and smart locks... you start talking about other physical safety infrastructures that now take on a cyber dimension.

"I would also suggest people look at their repayments rationally, as many people do not factor in things such as new furniture, credit card bills and shopping," he says.

While caste continues to be a factor in things as varied as marriages and real estate disputes in many parts of India, the outsourcing industry here considers itself a modern meritocracy that has left such old-fashioned prejudices behind.

But even with business services, you've got to factor in things like overhead (Internet service, heating/cooling), salary, and office expenses.

The range estimator here will factor in things like the additional energy needed for climbing up windy mountain passes, as well as real-time data like high-wind speed.

It gets really complicated after that, when factoring in things like sediment flow and the 300 or so different pollutants in these waters.

Even factoring in things such as non-commuting exercise levels, it found those who biked to work were 40% less likely to die.

The Cleveland Fed economists constructed a sophisticated economic model capable of projecting changes in household wealth over decades, factoring in things like inheritances, income and financial portfolio composition.

The index factors in things like visa requirements, the ease of setting up a bank account, expenses, local taxes and language barriers.

The key word here is "effective" -- these are the tax rates people actually pay after factoring in things like the mortgage interest deduction, the child tax credit and the myriad other deductions and credits written into the U.S. tax code.