Sentence examples for factoring in changes from inspiring English sources

In California, total electricity use fell 2percentt in May compared with the same period last year and it fell 11percentt after factoring in changes in the weather and economic growth, according to the state energy commission.

The Treasury made its forecast after factoring in changes to banks' willingness to pay out big bonuses because of the tax, although pay experts reckon that banks are preparing to shoulder the tax and pay out the bonuses regardless.

His calculations regarding the top 1percentt of taxpayers focus only on the change in income tax rates, and do not factor in changes in estate tax law.

All we can do is do the things that are in our control". In compiling its figures, the commission factored in changes in economic growth, population increases and temperature variations between June 2000 and June 2001.

Will those changes be enough, factoring in climate change and sea levels rising?

Personal spending rose by a seasonally adjusted 0.4percentt in June, but factoring in price changes, real consumer spending slipped 0.1percentt.

To us, this doesn't sound like someone who is factoring in climate change risk.

Sustainable city planning and farming will help accommodate a growing global population, especially when factoring in climate change.

We cannot plan anything without factoring in climate change.

It began factoring in climate change as "a dire challenge to humanity" in 2007.

"They do not factor in the changes being proposed.