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So there are two lives you have to factor into your calculations.

She also said health must be factored into trade in future.

Age, race and level of education were factored into the research.

That also factored into the decision to move next week's games, he said.

These factors also need to be factored into your plan.

But, he added, "It is something you have to factor into your planning."

That certainly has to factor into their decision about Paige, in a major way.

The bad news has already been factored into stock prices.

Thoughts of a better life never factored into his mind.

This cost, in turn, is then factored into market prices.

Indeed people have known about it for a long time and we believe it's already been factored into the price.

An overall increase of 2.2% has been factored into the budget.

Other personal circumstances factored into their decision to move quickly.

We have had four rate cuts and number five is already factored into the market.

There is a lot of good news already factored into the stock at this level.

Has the loss of these services (at cost) been factored into the business case?

Distance and wind must also be factored into your shot.

That means lower prices are still being factored into the tax base.

Indeed, race is often factored into discussions on the matter.

The task ahead continues to be factored into every question they answer.

This is an issue that we factor into our decision-making – a point to which I will return in a few moments.

Future growth expectations are now factored into its share price.

The condition of the patient is factored into the decision to use one or the other.

Again, the cost of this price depression has been factored into the Tribunal’s analysis.76 81.

All of these things cost money and will have to be factored into your expenses.