Sentence examples for factored in because from inspiring English sources

Climate change is factored in because, in most cases, commuting can harm the environment by releasing more carbon emissions.

These costs were not factored in because during this start-up period, the lead investigator of the grant supplied the supervision in consultation with other RNs working out of the Centre.

Sacks are factored in because a quarterback plays a role in how many sack she absorbs.

"The kids got factored in because there were no other bodies to do the work.

"There is a lot of wasted space that has to be factored in because of safety," said Susan M. Baer, the director of aviation at the Port Authority.

Those numbers may increase when Wednesday morning is factored in because NBC had its biggest night yet Tuesday and there is usually a carryover in the morning.

"As far as what the habeas lawyers have to say, for the most part it wouldn't factor in because they have made themselves not credible," said the officer, a Marine colonel who suggested that the lawyers took detainees' claims of innocence at face value.

But then, Chase has an idol which Sash can't factor in because he doesn't know about it, because Chase hasn't blabbed it all over Hell and back, which would be "incredibly stupid".

Designers obviously factored in all that stress, because what paraded down the runway this season seemed better suited to weekend getaways than corporate power plays.

But that won't really factor in tonight, because he has not pitched against the Orioles since 2010.

Well, there I might be factoring in the frontal lobe because much of the short-term memory in particular is in the frontal lobe.