Sentence examples for factoring that in from inspiring English sources

"Investors have started factoring that in to the stock price.

But even factoring that in, it works out at around £22 per hour tax free.

Factoring that in, his total 2011 pay rises to $16.2 million, up from $14.1 million in the previous year.

So the researchers estimated the age by measuring annual growth rates in stems and factoring that in to the size of the thicket.

"In the spirit of Crocodile Dundee, writes David Hopkins, quite ignoring the fact that you can only really hear the "1-2" and that the song is therefore inadmissible, or alternatively factoring that in but correctly guessing that I'd use it anyway because it's good, "that's not a 123-4.

Peter Hoeppe, head of Geo Risks Research for Munich Re, said the surge in losses is driven primarily by the increase in exposure, but even factoring that in, the United States has seen an unusual spike in damage from "convective events" — thunderstorms and tornadoes.

Determine how much money it will cost to do this, and factor that in as well.

That they did so little was the factor that, in the end, guaranteed she would survive.

Blood contains platelets that secrete growth factors that, in turn, can help tissue heal.

But when one adds the historical factor — that, in Luther's case, the judgment is being made five centuries after the event — we hit a brick wall.

How a company is perceived is a motivating factor that in many ways is more important than a quality product.