| Yet rising U.S. interest rates and a still-strong dollar must be factored into that equation. |
| Puppeteers argue their fees are low if their working hours are factored in, including preparation for the show and the cleanup. |
| When pressure of competition was factored into the equation, the situation changed. |
| Given the right information, disbenefits such as the cost to passengers of hours lost can be factored into plans for new machines. |
| Every positive integer can be factored into the product of prime numbers, and there's only one way to do it for every number. |
| The current price of oil, states the release, is a critical ingredient in the tourism industry and must be factored into the equation. |
