Sentence examples for how it factors from inspiring English sources

Microsoft will start making a great deal of noise about Palladium, its new initiative for increased security in computing, and how it factors into Longhorn, its next revision to Windows.

Fiction editor Deborah Treisman expounded a bit on the font (it's ACaslon Regular), and how it factors into the story selection process: Often when we're reading stories, and thinking about them and editing them, we'll say, "Let's go ahead and put it in the font".

I don't think it really matter one-way or another how it factors into the question, for me personally anyway.

The obsession with oil, however, overlooks some basic facts about the Islamic State's fossil fuel portfolio, and how it factors into the group's overall financing. .

Little else is known about the nude selfie, including who took the photo or how it factors into Mueller's probe, and the special counsel would like to keep it that way so as to protect the ongoing investigation.

During a conversation with HuffPost Live's Ricky Camilleri, Wilson answered a fan's question about his Baha'i faith -- which he has blogged about for The Huffington Post -- and how it factors into his work on shows like "The Office" and his new series "Backstrom".

The agency said revisions were due to a "processing error" in how it factored in trade in gold, part of a category known as erratics – which also includes precious gems and aircraft – that can sometimes distort monthly trade figures due to unpredictable flows.

Our Q&A with the artist earlier this month helped enlighten us about the project's purpose and motivation, but while we had the artist here in NYC, we spoke with him about piece's unique presence in DUMBO, and how it factored into this particular urban environment.

Their response and how it is factored into their lives and family function was the phenomenon of interest that drove this study.

CAN has also awarded several grants through its Environmental Factors in Autism initiative to study the neurotoxicity of mercury and how it may factor in the development of autism.

"We were passionate about creating an ad that would not only enable an understanding of what the CRC meant but also how it should factor into people's everyday lives," he added.