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We've factored in price points, speakers, microphones, processors, and more.
By no means is anything like a recession factored in.
That's when some sticky war on drugs logic factored in.
Investors may also not have factored in any further tariffs.
Conditions are not directly factored in to the yield estimate.
But that significance varies when exchange rates are factored in.
Oil prices also factored in the latest CEO confidence reading.
Both starters were good, though neither factored in the decision.
The conditions on Plum Island factored in throughout the week.
But Clinton's lead grows substantially when superdelegates are factored in.
When superdelegates are factored in, Clinton leads 85033,309 to 1,539.
That $400 million shrinks after marketing costs are factored in.
With those people factored in, Lodes said enrollment on HealthCare.
Markets factored in the possibility of a trade escalation Tuesday.
And perhaps a bit of good fortune factored in, too.
Once factored in, only 44% of voters opted for statehood.
Neither starter factored in the decision, but both pitched well.
They also factored in regional temperature differences, the study said.
This was well below predictions, even with higher rates factored in.
There are other variables that may have factored in as well.
With room and board factored in, that number rises to $19,548.
Neither Sparkman nor Mets starter Zack Wheeler factored in the decision.
Week 3 likely to be up once MNF gets factored in.
So I am worried about regulatory risk not being factored in.
Scores factored in road-test performance, reliability, owner satisfaction and safety.
What might life look like with the water factored in prominently?
But there's another way that this circumstance could have factored in.
This will cause additional wear and tear, which NREL factored in.
It previously had factored in a gain of 10 cents a share.
The divisions are deeper when church affiliation and race are factored in.
Growth was 36 percent once changes in currency rates were factored in.
With that factored in, the monthly subscription goes up to roughly $60.
But neither Richard nor Texas starter Martin Perez factored in the decision.
But the cost was steep, averaging $22.7,210 once incentives were factored in.
Revenues also factored in the integration of Suez's earlier GE Water acquisition.
Once researchers also factored in mental health diagnoses, however, the findings changed.
When superdelegates are factored in, her lead balloons to 1,930 to 85033,189.
Limited access to care, including behavioral and social services, also factored in.
Clinton's lead slips to 2907 points with third party candidates factored in.
This turns into "negative rent" when their electric bills are factored in.
But what I hadn't factored in was how much I'd miss dating.
They also factored in elevation data sourced from the U.S. Geological Survey.
That number jumps to over $3.2 million when potential bonuses are factored in.
Finally, we factored in the share of new construction at the county level.
Employee pressure has factored in a number of recent positions taken by companies.
But other factors are factored in, such as community service and personal background.
Garcia factored in Chicago's first two runs and prevented Kansas City's first run.
For those without access to biometric readers, location can also be factored in.
We have also factored in positive free cash flow (FCF) from 2017 on.
Markets showed a muted reaction as investors have factored in the bad numbers.
These estimates were done before analysts factored in any effect from tax cuts.
The authority of the federal government, economic differences, states rights, all factored in.
In some places they're weeks-long affairs when early voting is factored in.
However, once exits were factored in, operating profit fell to 280 million pounds.
And individual fund expenses need to be factored in on top of that.
They factored in Iran's current production of about 3.8 million barrels a day.
When contractors are factored in, the company has 1,000 people working for Coinbase.
But there's still one more variable that hasn't been factored in yet: emotion.
"These are things that need to be factored in the calculations," he said.
The investment bank weighted the data so that bigger spenders factored in accordingly.
But Dr. Viers and others say climate change has not been factored in.
"If the answer is no, then it shouldn't be factored in the hiring decision."
Shayakhmetova said Kazakhstan's biggest lender now factored in a lower cost-to-income ratio.
These cancers weren't factored in the study, but clearly have their own associated costs.
HV: Helen Frankenthaler never factored in, and people didn't see her- LN: Maybe, yes.
The hit could be bigger once lower productivity and less migration were factored in.
Everybody had factored in a lot of rate rises and gold dropped on that.
Planned maintenance outages in August in Britain and Norway have been largely factored in.
Other expenses, such as groceries, health care, transportation and utilities, were also factored in.
Indeed, fatalities are occurring more frequently even when the increased travel is factored in.
Some of the studies we have conducted have been done with microdosing factored in.
The slowdown is worse than had been predicted, even with higher rates factored in.
As much as 83% more vanishes if state and local taxes are factored in.
When Clinton's name isn't factored in, Harris is right behind O'Rourke at 7 percent.
Indeed, you would most likely fare better financially once federal taxes are factored in.
The cost of the reimbursements has already been factored in to Citigroup's 2017 results.
With seven days of delayed viewing factored in, that number mushrooms to 17.3 million.
HomePod got a higher score in audio with its superior sound quality factored in.
When delayed viewing is factored in, the size of the audience reaches 21.9 million.
But the polls seem pretty evenly divided and haven't yet factored in his defense.
The Mets rank higher when the quality of the injured players is factored in.
Experts say that the number could rise once Mr. McConnell's changes are factored in.
Your age, race, salary, employment history and where you live is not factored in.
When superdelegates are factored in, Clinton's lead balloons to 2,205 while Sanders has 1,85033.
Remember: cloning factored in heavily throughout the Star Wars prequels and spin-off series.
But "it's not clear that the decision is fully factored in yet," Wlezien says.
All of those things factored in to say maybe this is a good idea.
To help them with their economic model, Lingam and Loeb factored in two important assumptions.
For rewards cards, it factored in earning and redemption rates, redemption options and redemption difficulty.
Overall, Uber's engineers were building a system that factored in human preferences over algorithmic data.
With delayed viewing factored in, however, Colbert, Kimmel and Fallon all saw a viewership boost.
In all, Christopher estimates savings of $1,500 when all of those perks are factored in.
The probation officer factored in that the defendant is youthful and has no prior convictions.
There are two important points that need to be factored in, the Goldman analysts said.
Analysts said polls had favoured Macron and that his victory had been mostly factored in.
With the massive EU fine factored in, Alphabet's per share profit declined to just $4.54.
And that lead only grows when Clinton's overwhelming support from party superdelegates is factored in.
"Until we talked to Zuriel, we hadn't factored in the train thing," Mr. Coker said.
We also factored in critic reviews of the albums when deciding on the final ranking.
If third-party candidates are factored in, however, the race is too close to call.
Thus, the environmental cost of storage is typically not factored in to energy market decisions.
Steps are logged for you via smartphone or step tracker and are factored in accordingly.
The report also factored in reported incidents that occurred before service members joined the military.
Investors had already factored in an eventual deal between the government and its holdout creditors.
Its own price, after all, factored in the design work the company's engineers had performed.
The big question, Bricker continues, is whether the scandal is already "factored in" for voters.
The numbers were expected to increase once delayed viewing is factored in later this week.
Some insurers simply factored in the uncertain environment into one request in their initial filing.
She is nervous about how her payments will change once his income is factored in.
The team said the cornerback's refusal to acknowledge his "offensive" language factored in his release.
When state and local taxes are factored in, this figure can rise to 50 percent.
Her new role as a criminal justice reform advocate also has factored in as well.
Durban said Republicans have not factored in the financial impact of their new health care plan.
However, when age and relationship length were factored in, this was no longer a solid conclusion.
SoftBank says it factored in setbacks for the technology into its $2.25 billion agreement with Cruise.
Markets had factored in a cut of around 1.2 million to 1.4 million barrels per day.
The rankings also factored in the share of the local population made up of young adults.
Healthcare stocks fell about 2.2 percent as investors factored in recent strength in the Australian dollar .
Adam Schefter says the NFL factored in the St. Patrick's Day incident when meting out punishment.
We have already factored in strong capitalisation improvements for the sector over the past two years.
Once populations of sharks and humans are factored in, today's swimmers are actually safer than ever.
In setting its goal, the United States factored in emissions reductions achieved through Obama-era rules.
Destination countries and the likelihood of oversees tampering would also be factored in to any assessments.
"The BOJ won't ease just because markets have factored in action," said one of the sources.
However, Yarmuth said the Clean Power Plan has already been factored in by most utility companies.
A stronger-than-expected performance by China's "old economy" has arguably yet to be factored in.
As for Reliance, it is said to have factored in at least two years of losses.
Some of these funds have already been factored in by the 2016 federal budget, Ulyukayev said.
Fed fund futures have factored in a 94 percent chance of a rate rise on Wednesday.
When I factored in these expenses, I realized that our rental wouldn't be a cash cow.
What I hadn't factored in, however, was the awkwardness of injecting anywhere else but at home.
Some analysts have projected that plan would be revenue-neutral after economic growth is factored in.
The researchers factored in other possible influences on obesity risk, including socioeconomic status and mothers' obesity.
The cost of security and protection for a former president is not factored in the legislation.
They factored in taxes, too — how much could they tax as salary versus lower-taxed dividends?
Yet even when these additional expenses are factored in, the government still pays plans an excess.
However, the survey found that when depression and anxiety levels were factored in, the differences disappeared.
Any premature deaths caused by health conditions such as heart or respiratory diseases were factored in.
It could have taken an approach that factored in the possibility of a multibillion-dollar impact.
Previously, an algorithm factored in a base pay and per-item fees, along with other considerations.
Ratings agencies like Fitch and Moody's have also factored in writedowns on local and dollar debt.
Knowing how much Trump relies on Giuliani may have factored in Volker's calculations, too, some said.
Progressive economists also argue that the White House hasn't factored in the downsides from Trump's policies.
And that is before the reduction in costs has been fully factored in, the GFMS analysis shows.
Space and time factored in at the end, but there is a lot of me in there.
The automaker warned, however, it had not yet factored in any potential impact from the coronavirus outbreak.
Video views of under three seconds weren't factored in, thereby inflating the average length of a view.
Other preferences they have expressed to Network Locum's onboarding team may also be factored in, she says.
Leap puts the premium at around $10 with hardware and software licensing (the startup's windfall) factored in.
According to the IMF, when they are factored in, government debt rises to about 70% of GDP.
But when other benefits, under-reported earnings and other assets are factored in, that falls to 0.57%.
Its true value became evident only when you factored in the lower requirements for support and training.
But in reality, many students end up paying far less after grants and scholarships are factored in.
The weather folks say the temp will be around 10 degrees, and that's without windchill factored in.
That means lower sales figures are something people who follow the company should have factored in already.
As a U.S. rate hike has mostly been factored in by markets, the impact would be minimal.
Clinton maintains her 8-point lead in the new poll when third-party candidates are factored in.
George Culmer, Lloyds chief financial officer, said this forecast factored in one interest rate increase this year.
What you did was you factored in the missing, and privately you did not call them missing.
They factored in levels of economic inequality and social factors like support among neighbors and civic groups.
Once capital guidance is factored in, the ECB's demands were stable year on year at 10.1 percent.
Here are the highlights: Broken down by region: How are 529 college saving plans being factored in?
"When building a long-term financial plan, periods of market volatility are always factored in," said Friday.
The second season of Ryan Murphy's "Scream Queens," even with delayed viewing factored in, is shedding viewers.
Sure, a predictable world order is certainly idyllic, but a cost-benefit analysis should be factored in.
The models will be factored in to future Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reports in 2021.
Ratings agencies like Fitch and Moody's have also factored in write-downs on local and dollar debt.
Some of that might have factored in," Johnson said in an interview on 560AM, "Chicago's Morning Answer.
Besides being involved in a close call in the field, Semien also factored in all the offense.
Pew factored in household size because smaller households require less to support the same lifestyle as larger households.
Instead, he was taxed the S$15,000, because the government had factored in electricity from the charging point.
Once such capital guidance is factored in, the ECB's demands were stable year on year at 10.1 percent.
But once variables like scholarships, grants and tax benefits are factored in, many student end up paying less.
However, the purchase price of $2.6 billion was within the valuation range even with the miscalculation factored in.
And if key readings of market volatility are any guide, these risks are nowhere near fully factored in.
He added that curtailments could end this year if the industry and government factored in expanding rail capacity.
Jeff had got a job at Dartmouth Hospital, but the kite-in-the-headwind principle factored in, too.
But when rebates are factored in, spending only increased by 9 percent — or about 1 percent per year.
However, Khan added, "the risk reward looks attractive" because the market has factored in such a grim scenario.
Revenue rose 1 percent to $2.74 billion before currency effects and was flat when they were factored in.
However, it does highlight an imperative piece to be factored in when weighing the costs of climate policy.
The latest week's data factored in an adjustment for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday on Jan. 16.
And the two-bedrooms in the building were too expensive, once he factored in the cost of renovation.
With rail transport costs factored in, utilities pay 5,000 ruble or less for a tonne of fuel oil.
Market players have factored in a little bit more than one rate hike over the next 12 months.
The analysis looks at the cost of a mid-level "silver" plan after financial assistance is factored in.
Clinton leads Trump by 7 points, 2023 percent to 38 percent, when third-party candidates are factored in.
Market players suggested there was no sharper drop because a degree of political risk was already factored in.
The share count was lower than the previous number as it factored in the company's hefty stock buybacks.
They added that four cuts are now factored in, by end 2020, as compared to three a week ago.
With the new quarter factored in, Switch sales are now at 36.9 million for the life of the product.
That number rises even higher when humidity is factored in, bringing it up to a 107-degree heat index.
With the humidity factored in, New York and New Jersey experienced heat index values up to 105, per CNN.
"Cross says that after five years, he had various reasons for leaving Google, but this policy "definitely factored in.
Brent crude prices fell as traders factored in an expected output increase agreed at the OPEC meet on Friday.
When factored in, they left Carvalho just shy of the 50 percent needed for an outright win, it said.
She also factored in at what rate each candidate tended to gain or lose voters as Election Day approached.
I already gave her $80, but she needs a bit more since the taxes and fees were factored in.
Slavitt's letter said Medicaid paid nearly $800 million for EpiPens from 2011 to 2015 after rebates were factored in.
LIESMAN: HAVE YOU YET FACTORED IN ANY POSSIBILITY OF FISCAL POLICY INTO YOUR FORECAST AND INTO YOUR RATE FORECAST?
Given the level of demand already factored in, investors tend to overbid to secure a piece of the asset.
The share price had already factored in a recovery underpinned by the order book, Morningstar analyst Jeffrey Vonk said.
S&P has not factored in any contribution from the fintech initiative in its estimates for Bahraini economic growth.
Divergent central bank policies in two of the largest global economies factored in CEO confidence and expectations going forward.
The rain and everything kind of factored in, so we were sticking to the run and it worked out.
Though fewer people are claiming affiliation with either party, Democrats maintain the voting edge when independents are factored in.
For the Democratic primary question when Clinton was factored in, 271 Democratic voters and 188 independent voters were surveyed.
Encouragingly, the associations between exercise and reduced cancer risks held true even when the researchers factored in body mass.
In our rating case, we have therefore factored in delays in Lippo's asset sales to the REITs beyond 2017.
Mr Thiel has far less credibility when criticizing Google once his personal, business, and political interests are factored in.
When Republican and independent voters are factored in, Pelosi may be the least popular candidate for Speaker in history.
But to a degree, that's going to be factored in by fans of British period pieces like this one.
It's not much for a top runner, especially once travel costs are factored in (no Bolivian runner receives sponsorship).
I don't think the mob has factored in New York City corruption for decades, since the 60s or 70s.
The executive, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said higher taxes were already factored in under a Labour government.
Both starting pitchers - Jose Berrios and Danny Duffy - pitched well enough to win, though neither factored in the decision.
With the administrative cost of running the program factored in, the I.R.S. lost $4.4 million, an agency analysis found.
Should they have factored in every potential view — anyone the ad is served to whether it played or not?
She does, however, believe that workers and labor groups need to be factored in more in negotiations surrounding USMCA.
There are no more boxes to check, so the total is $41,995 or $34,495 with the tax credit factored in.
The firm also factored in cost of living and the concentration of arts, entertainment and recreation establishments, among other factors.
The results are actually worse, Subramanian notes, when the long-term effect of ending interest rate deductions is factored in.
Once China's higher land and energy costs are factored in, the advantages of its lower labour costs disappear, he said.
Our ratings already factored in deteriorating asset quality caused by a cyclical slowdown, but this is likely to be exacerbated.
Once this coupon is factored in, $100 will be deducted from the price and most customers will pay only $10.
The retailer pays an average of $17.50 per hour in wages when bonuses and benefits to associates are factored in.
When outside groups are factored in, Team Clinton's ad spending stands at $189 million, compared with Team Trump's $50 million.
Asked at the conference whether the White House's report factored in four or eight years of Donald Trump, Deese punted.
Praised ex-acting AG Yates Wray's career includes relationships with several prominent figures who have factored in Trump's young presidency.
Once viewers on DVR and streaming platforms were factored in, the number rose to more than 27 million viewers total.
The average premium for those customers after the subsidy is factored in is $113, according to the data released Thursday.
AND WITH THE OVERHEAD COSTS FACTORED IN, NEW DRILLING, NEW EXPANSION WILL NOT OCCUR BECAUSE THE PRICE IS TOO LOW.
"However, the trade issue is something that he has not factored in because there's nothing in the data," Brien added.
However, if revenue from Clinton's unspecified business tax reform is factored in, she would slightly lower deficits, the group found.
With the charging case factored in, total listening time should be about 24 hours in standard mode, per Apple's estimates.
The researchers factored in age, physical activity, smoking and high blood pressure, all of which might lead to reduced volume.
That may, however, no longer be the case as investors consider more rates will be factored in sooner than later.
SunTrust and BB&T told investors on a call Thursday that they factored in an additional $239 million on technology.
An annual CLEAR membership costs $0003, so you'll pay $79 out of pocket with the annual statement credit factored in.
Financial concerns most likely factored in, if a papal visit were part of the apology, Mr. Gunn and others suggested.
Broadcast network reality shows like American Idol or Survivor weren't factored in, nor were the many documentary programs on PBS.
The "Roseanne" numbers, however, are in an entirely different category and stand to grow when delayed viewing is factored in.
Still, when all tax consequences are factored in, they expect most people to be better off keeping what they've got.
And further experiments that factored in class and race suggested that making connections across those barriers was even more challenging.
As a user of Sling TV, I have had many tech issues, and that element should be factored in prominently.
According to Mr. Draghi, the bank's lowered growth projections only factored in protectionist measures that had so far taken effect.
As global investors factored in the country's increased isolation from the world economy, the ruble fell 18 percent this year.
With all the interest and fees on her Credit Acceptance loan factored in, the car ended up costing her $2500,383.
In the latter case, the league acknowledged it had factored in Burfict's previous suspensions and violations of unnecessary roughness rules.
By the time all the enhancements were factored in, Stone's offense level topped out at 29 — seven to nine years.
That tax increase came before the city has factored in any other hardware upgrades, such as V21X receivers and transmitters.
AmCham China members have already factored in the uncertainty and are cautious about their investment plans for 2020, Gilligan added.
In 2018, Amazon announced it had achieved 50 percent renewable energy usage across the company when RECs are factored in.
All of those have been factored in by a team that has been modeling the tournament for months, FIFA said.
Not every 18-year-old will make that same choice, especially when race is factored in as well as class.
Luber factored in investing $100 a month for 20 years starting at age 21 and assumed a 0003 percent annual return.
It's less clear whether it can help create sustained economic growth, particularly when the hard-to-calculate downsides are factored in.
GOBankingRates also factored in local purchasing power parity based on the value of $100 in each state, from the Tax Foundation.
The top five artists selected by the public will comprise a "fans' ballot" that will be factored in the selection process.
However, the company has not yet factored in the financial impact of the coronavirus, which it said was hard to gauge.
Consideration for the mental wellbeing of employees needs to be factored in alongside practices to safeguard their physical health against illness.
Some past reports on meat eating have also factored in the environmental and social effects of gobbling up steaks and bacon.
"But that is probably already factored in, so I would think any additional selling in stocks would be limited," he said.
"Even if the tracks aren't as polished or as fine or as straight — this has all been factored in," says Denney.
The FSA will most thoroughly examine whether each bank has factored in the risks that apply specifically to it, Brenoe said.
With efficiency factored in, 5,000mAh is enough juice to get at least one full recharge from all of today's flagship phones.
CGD's ratings also factored in the bank's weak core profitability, suffering from a high cost base and large loan impairment charges.
Shireman said launch accidents by Orbital and SpaceX factored in to NASA's decision to add a third company into the mix.
Some airlines are revising financial forecasts, too, given the MAX had been factored in as providing some maintenance and fuel savings.
The company factored in a 10-year lifespan for the mostly steel still, and even bought offsets for the label printing.
Soybean futures responded quickly as traders factored in the impact of lower demand for U.S. soy from top global buyer China.
Subsequent simulations are then conducted and, when the additional reaction time is factored in, the plane crashes before reaching the airport.
The state's building sector is the second-largest source of greenhouse gas emissions when fossil fuels power plants are factored in.
"If you look at what the tax plan is going to do, I don't think it is factored in," he argued.
"If you look at what the tax plan is going to do, I don't think it is factored in," Cohn said.
Projected propensity to vote based on demographic data—not always the same thing as reported propensity to vote—was factored in.
We had a short talk about the meaning of language and how the appropriateness of one's surroundings should be factored in.
It then factored in the average city wage last year, or $34 an hour, to translate the delays into dollar figures.
"People are being overly optimistic in earnings estimates because they've not factored in higher costs for credit going forward," he said.
With one day of delayed viewing factored in, the audience for the "Roseanne" premiere is now up to 21.9 million viewers.
I had intended to continue riding through the islands but hadn't factored in the 14 miles back to return the bike.
It had cost around $1 million, he said, or $2 million if you factored in lost revenue from closing the theater.
"At this time, we have not factored in any potential negative impact from the coronavirus into our 2020 guidance," Gennette said.
"At this time, we have not factored in any potential negative impact from the coronavirus into our 2020 guidance," he added.
The Americans factored in banzai, or human wave, attacks when they did their initial estimate of the length of the battle.
But when his performances at the old Met are factored in, he holds the record for all-time Met performances: 2,928.
The House bill factored in age, but not income, when determining how much financial assistance to help people afford their premiums.
Brent crude climbed back above $74 per barrel as traders factored in a ratcheting up of tensions between Washington and Tehran.
When undecided voters leaning one way or the other are factored in, the Democrat leads Trump 47 percent to 42 percent.
According to VW, that should make its price similar to a gasoline-powered small car when government incentives are factored in.
With six seatings per night, that works out to well over $3,000 per night in revenue once drinks are factored in.
But clearly you haven't factored in the potential new revenue stream that has floated the Trump empire for decades: licensing deals.
At the start of the test, the banks had an aggregate core ratio of 12.6 percent, with all capital requirements factored in.
When the differences in density of the core and the surface were factored in, this age difference was adjusted to 2.5 years.
Once mobile is factored in, the analytics firm expects overall e-commerce sales will show a 16 percent to 19 percent jump.
Accuracy varied widely, but it was a bit better when devices factored in other measurements like heart rate to calculate calories burned.
But once grants and scholarships are factored in, the average net price of tuition and fees at these schools is closer $14,610.
Beats puts them at nine hours on the earbuds, with a full 24 hours all told, when the case is factored in.
They found that if clouds are not factored in, the strength of an El Niño event is underestimated by about two-thirds.
With a Fed cut factored in, investors will focus on the Fed's statement, which should hint at its guidance on future cuts.
A "beach" score was also factored in for the Best Places to Visit in the Caribbean for 2019-20, according to Shields.
It introduced new tax brackets, included an expanded child care credit and changed the way itemized deductions are factored in, for example.
That's the second-biggest film ever at the domestic box office, when inflation is factored in, behind only Gone With the Wind.
Companies that provide cyber security saw their stocks jump on Monday as investors factored in a pickup in spending in the sector.
Steady U.S. economic growth is one factor supporting the bonds, they said, even with one Federal Reserve interest rate rise factored in.
Higher inflation will be factored in by the RBI in the second half of the year, making further rate hikes more likely.
The local (mainly) Mexican food vendors serving tacos, arepas and aguas frescas, and the luchador exhibition need to be factored in too.
Brent crude prices fell about 1.7 percent as traders factored in an expected output increase agreed at the OPEC meet on Friday.
When all this is factored in, a household in the bottom income decile probably saw their income rise between 2010 and 2015.
"A December rate hike is already factored in while we have to see whether any tax deal will come through," he added.
But when those already on group plans, individual plans, Medicaid and VA are factored in, the real number is about 7 percent.
But that may already have been factored in and demand growth may need to be significantly higher for prices to rally further.
That stance, however, has been factored in and market players are looking ahead to what the BOJ might do next, Dragicevich said.
With the hike largely factored in by the market, larger moves in the dollar will be guided by the Fed's forward guidance.
When superdelegates — party leaders who can vote for any candidate — are factored in this year, Clinton is closing in on the nomination.
Since the market hadn't factored in postponing the 20 percent tax cuts for another year, the uncertainty is driving volatility, Bouroudjian said.
"It's fully factored in," said John Traynor, executive vice president and chief information officer of People's United Wealth Management in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Weakening business and consumer confidence, slowing global growth, and potential disruptions from President Donald Trump's trade war with China also factored in.
Girardi was asked whether he factored in that Young, though he generally hits left-handers well, had struck out twice against Sabathia.
As analysts factored in tax cuts signed into law in late 2230, they raised profit expectations 210 percent in January and February.
Total second-quarter revenue was $2.78 billion, up 2 percent from a year earlier, but was flat when currency was factored in.
Johnson could in theory now resubmit the plans, with Paris commitments duly factored in, and proceed with the 14 billion pound project.
It said the size and quality of corporate bond markets should be factored in when policymakers considered different scenarios underpinning monetary policy.
While a person's "grooming style" also factored in to the computer algorithm, essentially suggesting gay women appeared more masculine and vice versa.
Democrats said this was due to more conservative applicants, while Republicans pointed to a disparate impact even when this was factored in.
When revenue obtained from group health insurance is factored in, insurers' overall premium revenues increased by 6.2 percent in 2014, the report found.
French defence electronics group Thales raised its profitability target for 2019 as it factored in the contribution of the recently-acquired Gemalto business.
When land use is factored in, we have calculated that what Americans eat generates almost as many emissions as the energy they consume.
The actors will see their per-episode salary jump to $250,000, once their respective signing bonuses are factored in, according to THR's sources.
"That is before equity and benefits are factored in, which are equivalent to an additional 60 percent of base pay," the company said.
It also is limited to data from brick and mortar retailers — meaning online sales and digitally downloadable add-ons aren't factored in either.
And we haven't even factored in the notion that our talented future Steve Jobs was likely to find a high-paying career regardless.
"The potential long-term consequences of new technologies need to be factored in at the outset, and no company can outsource that responsibility."
You may find that a slightly pricier fare is the better value overall, once fees for your must-have extras are factored in.
The announcement comes amid growing investor concerns that assets are priced insecurely because of certain climate risks that are not being factored in.
When non-student loan debt, mortgage liability, vehicle debt, and credit card debt were factored in, the average trainee owed more than $220,000.
However, Guina said their losses were actually closer to $25,000, when upgrades and the cost of the real estate transaction were factored in.
Some airlines are revising financial forecasts, too, given the MAX had been factored in as providing around 15 percent maintenance and fuel savings.
There are technological limitations and responsibilities to the overall project that have to be factored in, and that informs the entire development process.
Federally, the top corporate rate is 35 percent, but with state taxes factored in, the total average rate was 39.1 percent in 2012.
"The only bright point is that, as the study authors say, they haven't factored in the plummeting cost of solar power," McKibben said.
The results factored in variables such as sex, age and insurance type, as well as other known risks for cognitive decline and dementia.
Investors have already factored in a 25 basis point cut in repo rate when the Reserve Bank of India reviews policy on Wednesday.
Knowing your potential match's music preferences is extremely important, but there are other major interests that need to be factored in as well.
Yet, concerns about massive supplies may already be factored in to the markets, said Rich Nelson, chief strategist for Illinois-based brokerage Allendale.
One of the honchos at M.A. tells TMZ they never factored in that Trump was an outlier, and the quintessential anti-establishment candidate.
The House-passed bill only factored in age for determining a credit, increasing the size of the subsidy as a person gets older.
We factored in success rates, credibility, and more to bring you a list of sites and apps for different types of female daters.
Once its work for other parts of the government is factored in, Booz Allen's government contracting accounted for 97 percent of its revenue.
The $90-a-share cash offer on the table would value Mead Johnson at around $20163 billion after net debt is factored in.
The debate between EPA and environmentalists largely centers on how much pollution must be factored in when weighing changes at a power plant.
We estimate that the consolidated bank's Fitch core capital ratio would be higher by around 21000bp if the additional capital is factored in.
The District of Columbia is hot in the summer, with temperatures ranging from "broiler" to "literal lava" when swampy humidity is factored in.
At the start of the test, the 51 lenders had an aggregate core ratio of 12.6 percent, with all capital requirements factored in.
We felt deflated — until he added that, when the wind was factored in, Mount Washington had been colder by far than anywhere else.
The investigation found that even when complaints were factored in, the police nearly always arrested people at a higher rate in black areas.
With seven days of delayed viewing factored in, the premiere drew more than 25 million viewers, the biggest scripted TV event in years.
Euribor rates hold around -0.39 until March 2021, then rise to -0.37%, implying expectations for higher rates are starting to be factored in.
But, for Bell, the political and trade risks are already factored in so the real risks are more likely to commence around 2020.
When stockpiled warheads are factored in, the United States and Russia have roughly 4,500 warheads each, and both are engaged in modernization programs.
With the December hike largely factored in by the market, larger moves in the dollar will be guided by the Fed's forward guidance.
I also usually have to buy something themed or choose to buy a new outfit for the occasion, which I haven't factored in.
With taxes factored in, we can say with surety that the $2000,000 smartphone is among us — and it's not going away anytime soon, either.
This January, the nation's unemployment rate hit 210 percent, almost 13 million people are out of work, a massive government bribery scandal factored in.
And then when I factored in the relationship Sarah and I had, or lack thereof, it wasn't that difficult of a decision for me.
Second, by firing upon Ukrainian vessels, he must have factored in a potential chain of events that might have led to a wider war.
Since the announcement, though, the market has pulled back, falling by 0.2 percent in USD terms and 1.1 percent when currency isn't factored in.
They're just things that I think are important, and that doesn't seem to be factored in as far as a lot of people go.
A deal with Mattress Firm is not fully factored in as TPX trades at only 8.5x a potential $620m in total run-rate EBITDA.
That price goes down to as low as $8753,2875, once the federal tax credit plus six years' of savings on gas are factored in.
Markets have already factored in an exit so when the final result is announced there is unlikely to be a large and lasting impact.
If audience behavior in Britain is any indication, however, the first episode's viewership numbers will go up when delayed viewing figures are factored in.
Speaking about inflation, Orr said any undershooting in the consumer price index data due to be released on Wednesday has already been factored in.
He said the deficit goals factored in economic growth of 3.5 percent in 20183 and 2019, the same level the government expects in 2017.
Once the study team factored in women's age and other health issues, participants with sleep disorders were 3.7 times more likely to experience infertility.
If we factored in all these people, the number of people that Clinton met with who were also donors would be nowhere near half.
Autocatalyst demand is forecast to have grown just under 2 percent, driven by gains in Europe as carmakers factored in tighter European emissions legislation.
Following the announcement, the Turkish lira weakened 0.6% versus the U.S. dollar as the potential for U.S. sanctions was factored in by currency traders.
HealthPocket's head of data and research, Kev Coleman, noted that most Obamacare plans cost more than $300 per month, before subsidies are factored in.
Since wine plays a central role in the experience there, I was curious whether this notion of tradition factored in when creating their list.
The Reuters analysis factored in a stock swap that is a key element of the $2.6 billion merger announced on Monday by both companies.
While some analysts see the banks as well-provisioned, CIMB analyst Jessalynn Chen said the market had not fully factored in asset quality concerns.
To calculate each school's ROI, the Princeton Review factored in academics, cost, financial aid and graduation rates among other considerations as well as PayScale.
Goldman estimates that with disruptions in production and demand factored in, the hurricanes alone will add 600,000 bpd to global oil inventories in September.
The wealth tax revenue estimates factored in significant discounts for evasion, and the plan includes measures to sharply strengthen IRS enforcement, the official said.
But even with that factored in, sales would likely have been weaker if not for the big consumer discounts, known as incentives, analysts said.
" A spokeswoman for Kinder Morgan's project said: "Trans Mountain factored in the possibility of route hearings when developing our phased construction approach and timeline.
The listing factored in volunteer rates, chances for physical activity, cost of living, medical quality and even a location's availability of assisted care options.
The debate between the EPA and environmentalists largely centers on how much pollution must be factored in when weighing changes at a power plant.
However, Fitch has not factored in the impact of the tower tax in its base case, as the budget proposal has not been finalised.
Baseball Prospectus estimates that once the teams' underlying statistics are factored in and adjusted for strength of schedule, the Jays actually were slightly better.
With the carrying case factored in, they promise 24 hours of life on a charge with noise canceling on and 36 with it off.
Despite reduced post-acute care use, the study did not find savings to Medicare once the costs of paying out bonuses were factored in.
The company took in only 67 percent of potential box-office revenue last season, but with discounts factored in, paid attendance averaged 75 percent.
Five years ago, American Airlines factored in on-time arrivals, lost baggage and consumer complaints to help calculate annual incentive payments for top management.
But with the wind chill factored in, temperatures will feel as low as minus 50F (minus 46C) through Thursday, the National Weather Service reported.
But there would be noneconomic effects of a damaging US-EU trade war, too, which should also be factored in by the Trump administration.
When calculating future inflation, the ECB has factored in a price of just under $35 per barrel this year and roughly $41 in 2017.
When other student spending is factored in — food, cars, clothes — education's total export value rivals that of pharmaceuticals ($22018 billion) and automobiles ($22.2 billion).
With that information factored in, the best guess is that we'll soon see an update to the 13-inch MacBook Pro without the Touch Bar.
These are ambitious goals but when the potential economic benefits and job creation are factored in, it makes perfect sense to approach the plan aggressively.
But one factor — a tax holiday for repatriation of Apple's overseas cash — has already been "factored in" to the share price by investors, he said.
When I factored in my salary compared with the 60 hours a week I was actually working—I could have made more working at McDonalds.
Still, further upside for the yuan could be limited, as traders said markets have already largely factored in a positive outcome in the trade negotiations.
The MPC said it had factored in global economic conditions, noting that leading indicators point to slowing growth in the United States, Europe and China.
To do that, they originally floated implementing a border adjustment tax, which some analysts projected would result revenue-neutral after economic growth is factored in.
Target said it has factored in the recent hike in tariff on Chinese goods to 25% in its full-year forecast, which it kept unchanged.
Essentially, this system would rely on self-disclosure regarding content, which would then be factored in as another signal for YouTube's monetization algorithms to consider.
They argue that environmental costs are not factored in to the dam approval process and that local communities do not have a chance to participate.
But when cost of living is factored in to arrive at the true purchasing power for the average worker, those places fall down the list.
Another study by Dr. McWilliams found that, over all, Medicare's largest Accountable Care Organization program has not saved money, once bonus payments are factored in.
"The reason the BBC thought they could get away with it is that they hadn't factored in the multiplier effect of solidarity," Gracie told me.
" She said the department's analyses of wall locations began with "an operational assessment of priorities including current risks and threats," and later "factored in cost.
There were 415 miles to go, but the estimated total distance would be nearly double that once lateral travel to avoid obstacles was factored in.
Even without the virus factored in, the CBO projected that the U.S. debt-to-GDP ratio would hit an unhealthy level of 98% by 2030.
Eonia money market futures dated for the European Central Bank's March meeting show around a 65% chance of a 10 bps cut is factored in.
The top-rated show in broadcast, "The Big Bang Theory," sees its ratings jump 35 percent when seven days of delayed viewing is factored in.
Activist Chas Moore, executive director of the Austin Justice Coalition, said Thursday that Conditt's race factored in how law enforcement perceived him, according to KUT.
"What may not be factored in is the possibility of follow-through on other, more protectionist campaign proposals," they wrote in a note to clients.
The average monthly ObamaCare premium grew by about 28500 percent over last year once financial assistance is factored in, according to government data released Friday.
Spotless shares were up 45 percent at A$1.05, below Downer's offer price, as investors factored in uncertainty about whether Spotless would recommend the offer.
Jefferies analysts said the guidance looked a stretch given it factored in an uptick in North America as well as success on all three contracts.
It assumed a 20 percent down payment and a 0003-year, fixed-rate mortgage at 4.06 percent, and factored in monthly taxes and common charges.
And text messages released last week after his nine-hour testimony show that Volker factored in heavily as a go-between with Zelensky's top aide.
American thinktank the Rand corporation published a study in 2015 into the cost of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that factored in BDS in its scenarios.
But we still don't know how much the check was for, how the Trump organization calculated the total, and what was and wasn't factored in.
A Pennsylvania State University study put the number at 1,085.. Santos-Burgoa said his group's analysis factored in greater historical data and more statistical variables.
" BRAD MCMILLAN, CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER, COMMONWEALTH FINANCIAL NETWORK, WALTHAM, MASSACHUSETTS "I don't think the market has factored in the ultimate prospect of (a further escalation) happening.
So it's definitely factored in and is a very important thing to be discussing [via the Ripley]... for people to acknowledge this future and this reality.
Analysts believe the increase is largely factored in by the markets at this point, and the surprise would be if the Fed did not raise rates.
And a lot of things factored in to my decision, but ultimately when all the cards fell where they did, my decision was actually very simple.
With an inflation forecast of 3.2% factored in for Q3 FY21, in conjunction with our forecast, we expect RBI rate action in October 2020 monetary policy.
When Sessions was blocked for a federal judgeship in 1986, his role in prosecuting a voter fraud case against civil rights activists factored in the decision.
But there's a silver lining to my wrongness, which was rooted in a methodology that factored in the number of movies a superhero has appeared in.
While the wedding's theme was clearly inspired by the Emmy Award-winning series, Curry revealed that the couple's vows factored in another similar fantasy film franchise.
The MateBook X Pro's performance and design alone win it high marks right away, but once the price is factored in, it becomes a no-brainer.
DZ Bank analyst Herbert Sturm, cut the stock to "sell" from "hold" in January, saying positive news expected at the investor day was already factored in.
Fiers has not factored in the decision in two starts against the White Sox but has limited them to two runs in 13 2/3 innings.
Even before the current trade dispute with China is factored in, Heisdorffer said, the U.S. farm economy is feeling pain, and he offered a sober outlook.
The 26-year-old has not factored in the decision in three starts against the Rangers while giving up 10 runs in 20 2/43 innings.
As a result, more Obamacare customers than ever were able to find plans that personally cost them $0 per month after their subsidies were factored in.
However, when 2018's pre-season deals are factored in, net spend for the whole 2018/193 season hit record levels of an estimated £1.4 billion.
And Musk said the truck will beat diesel trucks in terms of price per mile when the total cost of ownership is factored in, Musk said.
When state taxes are factored in, some small businesses can end up paying a tax rate of more than 50 percent, according to the Tax Foundation.
They have said the impact could look a little bigger if we compared overall industry revenue, changed the time frame or factored in taxes and tips.
Before any of Tuesday night's results are factored in, Clinton's 518 superdelegates put her just 419 short of that goal, while Sanders has just 39 superdelegates.
Mr. Richman then factored in demographic characteristics he thought correlated with citizenship status to estimate how many noncitizens were on the overall list of roughly 14,000.
With streaming and downloads of individual songs factored in, "Reputation" ends its first week with the equivalent of 1,238,000 in sales by the industry's current formula.
The results assumed a 20 percent down payment and a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, and factored in current interest rates, local taxes and insurance costs.
The national public opinion poll found that Biden has a slight advantage among registered Democrats, though Sanders has the most support when independents are factored in.
Also factored in is the result of a public vote online, surely not a major component when Don Budge or Dick Button picked up the prize.
The national public opinion poll found that Biden has a slight advantage among registered Democrats, though Sanders has the most support when independents are factored in.
Johnson earlier on Wednesday told a Chicago radio station that the late hour of the vote and McCain's tumor might have "factored in" to his decision.
For those requests that factored in a discontinuation of cost-sharing reductions, insurers increased their initial rates another 2202 to 2628 percent, according to the report.
The brief duration of Kjar's role in the six-week occupation and his lack of a prior criminal record both factored in the leniency of his sentence.
"The market was improving but it underwent a correction after traders factored in the cracker maintenance in Japan and South Korea," said a Singapore-based industry source.
Ron Johnson, a Republican, was criticized for insinuating a few days later that McCain's brain tumor "might have factored in," to why he voted against party lines.
I also noted weight and size, and I factored in how the the laptops charge—a USB-C charger is way more convenient than a proprietary one.
The study of the 100 largest cities in America factored in federal data on unemployment rates and workforce growth, as well as median earnings and rent costs.
Chances for a September hike were 54 percent, and 90 percent in December, with the first full rate hike now factored in for March 2017, RBS said.
For his analysis, he factored in the first leg of SpaceX's Starlink constellation — about 1,600 satellites — as there are better details about the orbits they're going to.
Balcer's uncle Carl Pierce — who is Alice Balcer's brother — also challenged the idea that any perceived lack of support for Balcer's gender identity factored in the murders.
In the meantime, there's still a lot more work to do to figure out how calorie restriction improved health for these monkeys, and how diet factored in.
Second, there were additional costs for skin cancer survivors that weren't factored in, such as long-term medical and productivity costs associated with doctor visits and treatments.
With the five-year plan, you need to be saving $583 per month just for the down payment alone, without any of the other costs factored in.
Retaliation, a contentious issue in the Tinder allegations — Match Group denies the sexual assault allegations factored in the executive's firing — also is poorly understood by frontline managers.
Anthony, a senior internet media analyst with Axiom Capital Management, was not worried by the announcement, saying the Street had already factored in the growth deceleration forecast.
"The yuan had factored in the Fed's latest stance," said a dealer at a European bank in Shanghai, and so traders brushed aside a higher official fix.
That is less than the $1.20 a mile it costs, on average, to run a private car (when fuel, insurance, servicing and other costs are factored in).
The market has factored in a gradual depreciation risk for the rupee and it expects a 2499.00-21 percent fall in the currency this year, they said.
When the unfunded liabilities like Social Security and Medicare are factored in for real, our debt is calculated by some experts to total more like $200 trillion.
The administration said Monday that about three-quarters of ObamaCare enrollees can find a plan for $75 per month or less, once the subsidies are factored in.
If those Costa Ricans were factored in, Alvarado Munoz had the backing of 36.5 percent of voters, and Alvarado Quesada 27.7 percent support, the polling firm said.
Investors booked profits in most oil producers, suggesting the market had fully factored in last week's OPEC deal to curb oil output and prop up crude prices.
One debt trader said the downgrade was already factored in as Oman bonds had been trading in line with other non-investment grade credits since last year.
"It's not a surprise, but it's probably a bit earlier than people factored in," said James Eginton, an analyst at Tribeca Investment Partners, a Rio Tinto shareholder.
There are concerns in the financial community that assets are being mispriced because the full extent of climate risk is not being factored in, threatening market stability.
The average aggregate core ratio of the 51 main European Union lenders ahead of stress tests this year was 12.6 percent, with all capital requirements factored in.
Jon: My memory of it was that it was meant to be a stand alone performance piece and we never factored in that there would be calls.
According to the study, migration rates were also factored in to avoid miscounting the deaths, since tens of thousands of people left the island after the hurricanes.
However, the extent to which the support can be factored in is limited by Fitch's view of Macedonia's country risks at one notch above the sovereign rating.
Various firms are reconsidering Boeing orders, and some are revising financial forecasts given they now cannot count on maintenance and fuel savings factored in from the MAX.
The first season of "UnREAL" drew modest ratings, bringing in an average of 1.3 million viewers per episode when DVR viewing is factored in, according to Nielsen.
The team also factored in meteorological factors and consumption of coal, petroleum and diesel to get a better picture of the relations among emissions, weather and pollution.
The deep diversification of curatorial staff and executive leadership whereby the lived experience of oppressions — including patriarchy, white supremacy, and poverty — are valued and factored in. 3.
And many say that when ethanol production and carbon dioxide absorption by crops like corn are factored in, ethanol is no better for the environment than gasoline.
We also factored in cost: Bags can get pretty expensive, but unless it is truly unique, we don't think a gym bag needs to cost a fortune.
PARIS, June 13 (Reuters) - French defence electronics group Thales raised its profitability target for 2019 as it factored in the contribution of the recently-acquired Gemalto business.
Take a look at the company's gross profit margin, or the money it makes from products after the cost to make and sell them is factored in.
Rate futures have factored in another 25 basis-point easing at the upcoming Federal Reserve policy meeting later this month following weakness in the U.S. manufacturing data.
In 2017, alcohol played a role in the deaths of 72,558 men, compared to 35,914 in 1999, a 35 percent increase when population growth is factored in.
The most popular album for the year, however, was "Divide" by Ed Sheeran, which sold 2.764 million copies when streaming and individual track purchases are factored in.
Concerns among the financial community are growing that assets are being mispriced because the full extent of climate risk is not being factored in, threatening market stability.
"I do not think North Korea factored in much military meaning behind yesterday's missile launch, rather yesterday's launch was all about North Korea being stubborn," he said.
Helen didn't ignore other familial bonds, but, knowing how close we were, she pushed Meagan and me to explore the degree to which our relationship factored in.
Presumably, however, Acosta's office had dealt with state courts in the past and could have factored in the various possibilities when negotiating the agreement in the first place.
If the recovery from the storm were factored in as a construction cost, it would push the authority's official $3.7 billion budget figure past the $4 billion mark.
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For comparison, Verizon will only bring home $1.41 billion in digital ad revenue or 0.7 percent of the digital ad market in 2016, even with AOL factored in.
While sugar cane is usually cheaper as a raw material for refineries, white sugar from beets can be competitive in international trade when total costs are factored in.
Biden's friendships with segregationists like the late Strom Thurmond weren't factored in as liabilities when he was elected on the same ticket as the nation's first black president.
When Libertarian Gary Johnson and the Green Party's Jill Stein were factored in, Clinton's lead was 39% to Trump's 35%, with 8% for Johnson and 3% for Stein.
We believe the shares offer a more balanced risk/reward proposition given our view that the market has factored in the risks associated with Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP).
Bank profits are set to be squeezed if rates drop further, but that has already been factored in, as bank shares have heavily underperformed the market this year.
At first, the company's asking price was a little too high when you factored in the software bugs and very mediocre camera that the Essential Phone shipped with.
By not having women at the table that lived experience is not part of the discussion — it is not something that gets factored in by the chief executive.
With the writing on the wall, DONG and EnBW submitted bids with no subsidies factored in at a tender in April for a German project planned for 26.
Kimbrel's last save was a 24-pitch, four-out appearance Saturday in Baltimore, but he had two days in between outings, which factored in how Farrell used him.
Sony said the expected loss at its devices segment factored in a 30 billion yen cost for cancelling development and production of some high-end camera module models.
Auto company stocks for major automakers have been Wall Street duds over the past several years as investors factored in an expected downturn in the cyclical auto industry.
Then recruiting candidates take the same test, which is scored by AI instead of humans so a person's name, gender, skin, color, age or resume aren't factored in.
In the case of individual participant advice on their 401(k) portfolio, an appropriate needs-based analysis would be factored in to the investor's time horizon and goals.
When Cramer factored in the statements from former hawkish St. Louis Fed President James Bullard, he was almost certain that there will be no rate hike this month.
Analysts viewed Thursday's report as generally neutral for Chicago Mercantile Exchange lean hog futures, depending on how much of it had already been factored in to the market.
The Trump campaign must also begin raising money to plug any holes in the convention budget, which will exceed $100 million when costs like security are factored in.
The 6-foot-10 forward factored in three straight scoring possessions during the stretch, feeding Lewis for a layup, hitting a short jumper and converting two free throws.
"I don't know that it fundamentally changes the outlook or prospects for any piece of legislation, but there is a difficulty factor that gets factored in," he said.
But that estimate appeared to be little more than a placeholder, as the company said it had not factored in what are likely to be major additional costs.
The scrutiny means examining earnings with stock-based compensation expenses included — and certain financial measures, like earnings and margins, invariably look worse when that expense is factored in.
Fitch has factored in a one-notch uplift to the group's IDRs to take into account the Chinese Ministry of Finance's (MOF) 100% direct ownership of the company.
And if the funds in Grandma's account aren't used until the grandchild's senior year of college, they won't get factored in to any financial aid calculations, King said.
Koller said on a conference call that Faurecia's 2018 outlook had factored in economic uncertainties impacting the global autos sector such as trade disputes involving the United States.
The results were more positive than it looks, given the company had already factored in hurricanes and troubles in Brazil, said Laurence Alexander, chemical sector analyst with Jefferies.
That study also factored in how much of the state received broadband coverage, which was defined as at least 25 Mbps download speed and 3 Mbps upload speed.
Markets have already factored in the possible effect of the U.S. re-sanctioning Iran, currently the third-largest oil producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
The survey question specifically asked about "red hot chili" peppers, so consumption of peppers like jalapeños may not have been factored in by participants, the study authors noted.
In a blog post published last year, the company explained that "[each] time your profile is Liked or Noped" is also factored in when matching you with people.
For example, she said, while the public-charge rule has historically factored in health, "now they've basically taken this health factor and defined it as disability," she said.
An aspiring lighting designer, Otto was also accepted at Adelphi University, a private school where tuition would run about $15,000 a year after financial aid was factored in.
The donors factored in by the FEC include only donors who gave more than $200, as reporting requirements do not mandate campaigns disclose donors who give smaller amounts.
But when inflation is factored in, the budget represents a reduction — and almost all of the added funding will go to a mandated pay increase for existing staffers.
The total cost of the war could reach as high as $2 trillion when long-term costs are factored in, according to Brown University's Cost of War Project.
"This is my opinion: they factored in my age" — she was 25 at the time — "where I lived, and they put me in a box," Ms. Joefield said.
Still, with all that factored in, the blowback against the abortion law passed last month has been ferocious in Hollywood, probably the most politically progressive community in American business.
When insured losses are factored in, the damage Irma caused is expected to run well into the billions of dollars, especially as Florida grapples with the completely devastated Keys.
" Miami's status as a vacation paradise—for half the year, at least—also had to be factored in: "Basically there's just six months to be able to crush it.
Separate from the algorithm, brands are also facing the realization that their products that are sold profitably in stores may become unprofitable online when shipping costs are factored in.
Regarding the technical challenges, Homann said his agency had factored in the possibility that half of Germany's existing coal plant capacity of 43 gigawatts (GW) might close by 13.
There were other complicating factors that needed to be factored in, such as the fact that as the star loses mass, its gravitational grip on the planets is reduced.
However, in our rating case we conservatively factored in only RUB0.8 billion already received in September 2017, leading to a stable debt level of RUB14 billion at end-2017.
And when room, board, books and other expenses are factored in, the low-income Pell recipients often find themselves needing to borrow even more money to get through school.
The director of photography's nomination broke the glass ceiling on the last remaining category without a female nomination, meaning women have now factored in all current Academy Award categories.
Most independent analyses of Trump's campaign tax plan said it would balloon the budget deficit over time even after higher tax revenue from greater economic growth is factored in.
Most independent analyses of Trump's campaign tax plan said it would balloon the budget deficit over time, even after higher tax revenue from greater economic growth is factored in.
GLOBAL RAMIFICATIONS Various firms are reconsidering Boeing orders, and some are revising financial forecasts given they now cannot count on maintenance and fuel savings factored in from the MAX.
Then CMS-Chief Andy Slavitt told Congress that Medicaid had paid Mylan more than $700 million for EpiPen, after the lower rebates were factored in, from 2011 through 2015.
The DBRS model also assumed a 15 percent depreciation in the value of sterling and a reversal of the interest rate rises that capital markets currently have factored in.
When state taxes are factored in, some small businesses can end up paying a tax rate of more than 2202 percent, according to the Tax Foundation: http://bit.ly/2628XtID.
"Remember, premiums for people with tax credits went up $493 this year" after those subsidies were factored in, despite double-digit percentage increases in the retail price, Wakana said.
"He continued: "But in general, my view is very positive in terms of how things are going, and that positive view is obviously factored in our guidance as well.
When the researchers factored in the calories expended on running, they determined that those students actually consumed 200 fewer total calories after their brain workouts than the resting students.
Peskov told reporters that market volatility caused by the oil price crash was likely to continue for a while, but said such volatility had been forecast and factored in.
De Bolle at the PIIE in Washington also factored in the added risk of widespread social unrest, as the government struggles to contain the damaging economic and health fallout.
Home prices fell 3.23 percent in 2017 and 5.38 percent in 0113, when inflation is factored in, according to the FipeZap Index, which tracks sales in 20 Brazilian cities.
Of course, past performance is not indicative of future returns, and when drawing parallels between specific moments in the market's history the overall economic backdrop must be factored in.
In making this decision, she said the time and financial commitment factored in (the program costs only $2,340), as did her desire to obtain a more industry-specific education.
The new method takes into account gross value addition in goods and services, a departure from the old practice that factored in volume-based indicators such as industrial output.
It has scored, in total, 130 goals this season — eye-catching enough before two early eliminations in England's domestic cups are factored in: Liverpool has only played 56 games.
We spoke to the firm's two founders about their background in gaming, and how their professional experience has factored in as they tried to break into a buzzy field.
But traders remained cautious about the protracted U.S.-Chinese trade negotiations and factored in expectations that rival soybean supplier Brazil will harvest a record crop in the coming months.
Mifsud allegedly told Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos that Russia had damaging emails on 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton -- an event that factored in to opening the investigation.
According to the research, 30 percent of drivers actually lose money from Uber and Lyft when the costs of maintenance and other expenses for their cars are factored in.
While Senate Republicans are expected to slightly outspend Democrats, once money from outside groups is factored in, it's unlikely to prove decisive in any of the swing-state races.
All but one of the equity strategists said they had factored in either the BJP winning a majority or a victory of the BJP-led alliance in their forecasts.
S. trade deal had to some extent been factored in Friday's stock surge, while the upside for any future rally is limited, analysts at Shanxi Securities said in report.
The court ruled that the testing in Cologne had not factored in the disadvantages of Pistorius's motion around a curve, or his problems at the start of a race.
Book by Cadillac, for instance, charges a $240 initiation fee and $260,800 a month, which is partly the price of convenience, partly the price of having insurance factored in.
The primary budget balance, which comprises the central government, regional governments and state-owned enterprises before interest payments are factored in, is a key measure of Brazil's fiscal health.
It forecast a return to profit this financial year but added that recall costs had not been factored in as the root cause of the defect has not been determined.
It has since said human rights would be factored in to future World Cup host bids and on April 22 announced plans for a special group to monitor working conditions.
When these countless subsidies and regulatory perks are factored in, it's a reasonable question to ask whether US consumers already pay more than enough for wireless data, regardless of generation.
Streetcar companies were required by law to keep paved roads cleans (which cost more once damage from cars was factored in) and keep their prices at five cents per ride.
"Nevertheless, our Q1 results are fully in line with our expectations at this stage and were factored in our 2018 outlook" commented Caroline Parot, Chief Executive Officer of Europcar Group.
The research involved in trying to pick winners inevitably makes actively managed funds dearer than passive ones; once these costs are factored in, active managers tend to underperform passive ones.
Suppose you're paying $1,000 in rent and you calculate that buying a similar home would cost $1,400 per month (once mortgage insurance, taxes, maintenance, and other costs are factored in).
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, in an interview with Reuters on Sunday, dismissed concerns that oil prices LCOc1 could rise, saying the market had already factored in the supply losses.
But a late offer from Merck has persuaded the biotech to switch lanes, taking a buyout that represents a premium on the IPO terms even before milestones are factored in.
The decision factored in a payment of over $5 billion to settle U.S. regulators' claims that Goldman had misled investors of mortgage bonds sold between 2005 and 2007, it added.
Gary Burtless of the Brookings Institution has shown that when lower taxes and higher benefits are factored in, middle-class buying power has risen 36 percent in the current generation.
" But, he added, average net premiums, or the monthly cost of the insurance after government subsidies to customers are factored in, "are roughly 235 percent higher than under current law.
For those who do take legal action, compensation for unfair dismissal in Britain is capped at around 79,000 pounds ($101,000), a relatively modest sum when legal costs are factored in.
Once the ObamaCare tax credits that help 2628 percent of consumers afford their plans are factored in, the average premium increase was even smaller: $28503 to $22019, or 4 percent.
In its second-quarter results, Boeing said it lost nearly $3 billion on top of $5 billion already factored in over the continued grounding of the plane around the world.
On a Chicago radio station Wednesday morning, Johnson seemed to imply that the late hour of the Senate's vote and McCain's brain cancer might have "factored in" to his decision.
Some of his more eloquent supporters have analogized a vote for Trump to storming the cockpit of a hijacked plane, with the likelihood of a plane crash entirely factored in.
When all of these conditions are factored in, it becomes clear that the publishing industry gets away with conditions that would be considered grounds for litigation in most other workplaces.
The original business plan, when former Glencore trader Matt Lucke bought the plant for about $14 million out of bankruptcy, factored in a price of $2,300 to $2,400 per ton.
Financial stocks on both indexes shed early gains on Friday after investors factored in central bank's decision to reduce Yes Bank CEO Rana Kapoor's term, creating uncertainty about its outlook.
The N.F.L. has long factored in Trump's well-documented Wannabe Complex: his craving for acceptance from the real billionaires and real tough guys whose ranks he desperately wanted to join.
The 2018 ruling was highly criticized after it was revealed that the committee factored in the need to maintain the "public art stock"; this new lawsuit challenges the contested decision.
While this means that it's currently possible for many U.S. coal miners to export to Asia, they are still only just at viable levels, once freight costs are factored in.
However, once they factored in the discounts — no broker's fee and two months of free rent on a two-year lease — the apartment would actually cost them $4,326 a month.
That means that if the average four-year college education looks like $72,000, it may come in more like $32,000 out-of-pocket once grants and other aid are factored in.
Viewers may understandably feel a sense of déjà vu when watching Dark Phoenix, the 12th film in the X-Men franchise once spinoffs like Logan and the Deadpool are factored in.
On a fully diluted basis, with stock options and restricted stock units factored in, Uber's valuation would be as much as $91 billion at the top end of its pricing range.
To date, Fitch has not factored in support from Tatneft directly into BZ's ratings, although the bank's credit profile has benefitted from significant liquidity placements and capital injections from the company.
Their prediction had been based on Tesla achieving a competitive price to conventional roofing materials, such as asphalt, once savings from electricity bills were factored in over the roof's expected lifetime.
This was partly in response to concerns in the financial community that assets are being mispriced because the full extent of climate risk is not being factored in, threatening market stability.
Norquist said setting the corporate tax rate at 6900 percent is unacceptable because it would fail to make United States as competitive as China, once state-level taxes are factored in.
According to CME Group FedWatch programme, investors are pricing in a 21 percent probability of a rate move in June, down from around 32 percent factored in earlier in the week.
When the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) and other off-book funds are factored in, the overall spending levels for 2019 are $716 billion for defense and $620 billion for non-defense.
In addition to basic bank fees, it factored in the time taken to open and close cash drawers, change money on request, count cash, make deposits and pay cash-transit companies.
They factored in a variety of possibilities for a hypothetical civilization's proximity to new star systems, the range and speed of its interstellar probes, and the launch rate of those probes.
The WHO assessment factored in the latest understanding of the disease and actions taken by Brazil, said Chan, adding that she would be going to the games in Rio de Janeiro.
HDC's Park said the initial guidance issued last week likely already factored in a 1 trillion won profit impact, putting the total third-quarter earnings hit at around 3.6 trillion won.
"As far as the vulnerable developing countries are concerned they have long since factored in this non-payment of the U.S.'s dues," said Saleemul Huq, of the University of Bangladesh.
Trump followed through on that threat in October — but at that point many insurers had already factored in the loss of the payments by raising premiums higher than they originally planned.
A Fed rate hike next month is already factored in by the market, which is also bracing for the possibility of one or two further rate increases in 2018, Kadota said.
Again, I'm not gonna speak for John McCain — he has a brain tumor right now — that vote occurred at 1:30 in the morning, some of that might have factored in.
"We've been on the sidelines and today we're actively taking new positions in stocks that have more than adequately factored in worries about the trade tariffs and currency fluctuations," he said.
EnBW's southwestern German Neckarwestheim 2 reactor is due to shut for maintenance from Friday, although this has long been factored in and more coal power capacity has been readied, traders said.
Homelessness is rising throughout the state, and about one in five residents in the state lives in poverty once housing costs are factored in — the highest poverty rate in the nation.
Sally Challen, 65, had her conviction for murder overturned in February after an appeal found the trial had not factored in the effect of decades of abuse on her mental health.
By comparison, 30-year munis are paying virtually the same as Treasuries before the tax benefit is factored in: 2.87 percent before the tax break, versus 2.92 percent for equivalent Treasuries.
"A lot of the bad news was already factored in," David Madden, market analyst at CMC Markets UK, said, also pointing to an improvement in sentiment between the U.S. and Brussels.
There have been at least 10023 military spending increases since the 10013 fiscal year larger than his requested 10003 percent increase, and 2130 since 2126, if war funding is factored in.
That suggests the bar is low for a rate increase at the Fed's final policy meeting of the year in mid-December, which has largely been factored in by financial markets.
This means the price of Oman futures would have to be below those in Shanghai, and other costs such as currency transactions and freight would also have to be factored in.
In addition, Fitch does not rule out that the deal could potentially have mildly negative implications in more than one of the financial elements that are factored in into GFNorte's ratings.
Tickets for events are sold separately, and accommodation in the area can be pricey, particularly during the festival; attending is an expensive endeavor, even before you've factored in the travel involved.
The average monthly payment for a buyer getting a mortgage is now 15 percent higher than a year ago, according to Zillow, which factored in higher interest rates and higher home prices.
"The market is still thinking a December hike is very likely, which has already factored in, and that's why gold is not really moving today," said Natixis' precious metals analyst, Bernard Dahdah.
It's a question mark as to whether the Saudis and other producers of heavy crude could actually make up those volumes, especially if the loss of Venezuelan crude is also factored in.
With Wall Street up over 5 percent already this year, that's more than $125 billion of pending demand for bonds right away before the UK, euro zone and Japan are factored in.
I&aposm telling you, I bet you all of that has factored in to a little bit of his curiosity to be able to come and sit and meet with the man.
If each of those accounts is set up with the 50 percent split across the board (including individual retirement accounts, Roth IRAs and brokerage accounts), the tax implications haven't been factored in.
In longer texts clues can often be found from other indicators of emotional tone, but for short snippets computers often have a hard time, unless other background data can be factored in.
The FSB is concerned that assets are being mispriced because the full extent of climate risk is not factored in, creating the risk of abrupt market corrections that could undermine financial stability.
But the longer it goes, there are both real economic effects and a decent likelihood that a debt ceiling deadline, coming up in a few months, will start to get factored in.
McCullers is 33-23 with a 25 ERA in seven career starts against Los Angeles but has not factored in the decision in either of his two prior starts at Angel Stadium.
Interestingly, then, Wald's and Munster's totally different types of analysis suggest the same target, $180 — which would represent a further 25 percent rally for the shares, even before dividends are factored in.
Another thing that needs to be factored in is the options that will open up to McGregor if he does manage to topple the Stockton cult icon in the T-Mobile Arena.
The relatively high and volatile contribution of trading revenues is also factored in, although this item is typically positive and highly influenced by the mark-to-market of the bank's hedging positions.
While the latest Environmental Performance Index indicates that the US is tied with nine other countries for cleanest drinking water, when sanitation is also factored in, the US drops to 29th overall.
"Just like in previous rate hikes, the next day the market starts looking at the probability of the next hike because everything was factored in beforehand," Natixis metals analyst Bernard Dahdah said.
According to analysts, this is roughly the same as saying markets price an almost 60% chance of a 20 bps rate cut, since a 10 bps rate cut is fully factored in.
The European Union also reported a larger contribution when loans from European banks are factored in: 15 billion euros since 2014, or about $16.5 billion, including 133.8 million euros in humanitarian assistance.
This map below shows the cheapest power plant to build today in every county, when "availability zones" are factored in (based on where the researchers expect you could physically build a plant).
According to Krause, cryptocurrency mining facilities with thousands of computers require expansive cooling systems, and those systems, which use electricity, are not factored in his report's energy consumption costs, because they are unknown.
Its shares, which had fallen around 13 percent in the past two months, rose as much as 5 percent after the results as investors viewed the impact of attacks had been factored in.
Economists have already factored in pension reform into their forecasts and say the outlook is not that strong even if something is approved this year, most likely a diluted version of Bolsonaro's bill.
Brian Hook, Iran Special Envoy, also said in a briefing the global oil market had already factored in Iranian oil exports falling to zero under the Trump administration's economic pressure campaign against Tehran.
And although Rio's guidance won't have factored in the potential for lost production due to strike action, the market is closely following events at Escondida, where the current contract expires later this month.
Therefore, while no major acquisition is factored in the ratings, we estimate that a debt-funded acquisition of this magnitude could lead to a downgrade of Carlsberg's IDR by up to two notches.
However, PwC analysts noted that data analyzed for the study were mostly from 2014 to 2015, and as a result the impact of the recent U.K. referendum vote had not been factored in.
The FCA's decision followed a periodic review of Aberdeen's capital position and changes to the way the regulator factored in insurance and unquantifiable risks when modelling risk, the firm said in a statement.
She noted that when Israel's two percent annual population growth rate is factored in, the rise in per capita income is not much greater than in many Western countries which have static populations.
Neil Jones, head of European hedge fund sales at Mizuho, said FX markets had factored in about a 20% chance of no-deal Brexit but were starting to price in a 50% chance.
The Chevrolet Bolt EV, which will go into production at the end of 28503, is also estimated to have a 22019-mile range and cost around $30,000, after tax credits are factored in.
Had the Penn Wharton model factored in the money's going into programs rather than paying down debt, it most likely would have produced an even larger drag on growth from the wealth tax.
Nearly $150 billion is bet illegally by people in the United States, according to estimates by law enforcement and industry groups, a number that easily doubles when illegal wagering globally is factored in.
With U.S. yields rising, there has been some sell-off in the equity market as market players factored in the likely higher cost to corporates as well as the increased attractiveness of bonds.
On Thursday, the country singer opened up about the inspiration for her 1997 single, "That Don't Impress Me Much," and how nude photos of Pitt, 53, factored in to make it a hit.
The new law, passed in December 153, made some broad changes: It introduced new tax brackets, included an expanded child care credit and changed the way itemized deductions are factored in, for example.
The researchers also factored in the impact of sleep deficits on school age students, whose education suffers and hampers the academic performance they'll need to get a good-paying job later in life.
Our ratings of Polish banks have not factored in risks related to FC mortgage restructuring, as we expected that the solution ultimately adopted would not result in significant one-off losses for lenders.
However, Obamacare advocates have noted that this year more customers than ever are able to find a health plan that will cost them $0 per month personally after their subsidies are factored in.
Drivers have their own theories about the formula — I recently heard one driver claim that every passenger starts out with 100 five-star ratings and that future ratings are factored in after that.
The oil demand growth forecast assumes the maintenance of U.S. and Chinese tariffs imposed on goods in 2018, but the IEA said it had not factored in further U.S. tariffs announced in May.
In the near future, the producers will have the opportunity to provide weekly yield potential ratings using a similar 1-5 scale, and this is where their subjective assumptions can be factored in.
Part of the issue here is school finances: Though California is one of the richest states in the country, it also has the highest poverty rate, when cost of living is factored in.
This made no sense unless you factored in their desire for the heady adventure and personal advantage that a Trump presidency would afford them, no matter how wretched it turned out to be.
In its analysis last year, the IMF said it had not factored in debt from state-owned enterprises that is not guaranteed by the government "because of limited information on their fiscal performance".
As for his personal place on the hunk-o-meter (again, this is not very scientific), Mac's pretty modest ... though ranking David Letterman above him makes sense, especially if beards are factored in.
In December, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees local 22012 filed a complaint in which it asked the inspector general to investigate whether politics factored in the two grant awards.
Under the deal, the bank is spared from losses while the market value of the loans is factored in when exchanging AMCO shares for a de-merged portion of Monte Paschi's balance sheet.
That means a $2628 gift would net a campaign $28500, counting the $6900 in public matching funds, while a $2628 max-out contribution would equal $28503 after the public money is factored in.
Cubs RH Eddie Butler (4-3, 4.18) Williams has not factored in the decision in any of his last five outings, and the Pirates have lost the last four contests he has started.
Their analysis also factored in the share of employment in each state in the leisure, retail, and hospitality industries, as they predict these sectors will be hit the hardest in the upcoming months.
Nigeria overtook South Africa as the continent's biggest economy in 2014 - giving it an annual output of around $500 billion - after a GDP rebasing exercise factored in certain sectors such as the entertainment industry.
But the new standard, reportedly called the UltraFICO Score, is designed to give people with dings on their credit histories a process to have their banking activity factored in as well, the Journal said.
The S&P hit record highs 10 times in 2016, once dividends are factored in, according to Dan Wiener, the President of Advisor Investment Management and editor of the Independent Advisor for Vanguard Investors.
"The stock market had factored in initial disappointment so we now need to see what impact Super Mario Run has on sales of console games," said Masayuki Otani, chief market analyst at Japan Securities.
That's because the investment to improve battery quality needs to be factored in, while the cars also need sophisticated battery management systems to prevent overheating and overcharging - adding thousands of dollars to their cost.
Even when a massive deal like the $200 million raised by China's VIPKID — a company valued at $1.5 billion — is factored in, the edtech market falls short of the projections investors are fawning over.
Both national polls and surveys in swing states show Clinton has seen a slide with voters younger than 303, particularly when Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson and Green Party candidate Jill Stein are factored in.
Neil Jones, head of European hedge-fund sales at Mizuho, said FX markets had factored in about a 20% chance of no-deal (Brexit), which was "far from a base case most likely scenario".
Later that year, for Nicks' debut solo album, Bella Donna, the pair recorded "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" — that aforementioned classic — which was originally written for the Heartbreakers until Nicks' participation was factored in.
Although some managers thought that downside risks were already factored in, others, such as Peter Lowman, chief investment officer at UK-based wealth manager Investment Quorum, reckon financial markets are still underplaying Brexit risks.
Booming U.S. oil production, and the rise of the United States to become the world's largest producer, has certainly factored in the shift away from OPEC as the main entity controlling supply and prices.
Many simply don't understand the system: Shockingly, 50% of those in the survey say they have not factored in the cost of long-term care insurance because they say they will rely on Medicare.
Even with these caps factored in, it's still possible to run up some significant costs if you're streaming Netflix or Spotify, so you'll definitely want to stick to Wi-Fi for the heavy stuff.
That will stop the problem from getting worse, save residents money (when the cost of new natural gas pipelines is factored in), and stimulate the market for technologies that will help decarbonize existing buildings.
"The forecast risk of load-shedding in 2018-19 has increased since the 2017 (outlook), primarily because modeling has now factored in a reduction in thermal generation reliability observed in recent years," AEMO said.
According to the Texas poll, O'Rourke's lead widens to 38 percent among primary voters when the survey included independent Democratic-leaners, whereas Biden's support shrinks to 19 percent when such voters are factored in.
But Graham Hill, car finance expert at the National Association of Commercial Finance Brokers, said firms were able to adjust to falling residual values and many would have factored in a potential big fall.
With the additional cost of debt service factored in, this permanent tax package will add well over $800 billion to the deficit in the first 10 years alone — reaching $2 trillion over 20 years.
In a recent radio interview, Mr. Christie, a Republican, said the contract had raises of about 2.3 percent per year, or about 1.7 percent when higher employee contributions for health care were factored in.
"The stock market had factored in initial disappointment so we now need to see what impact Super Mario Run has on sales of console games," said Chief Market Analyst Masayuki Otani at Japan Securities.
The capex downgrade was due to government statisticians including a demand-side survey of capex in the revised GDP data, which is not factored in the preliminary figures and showed weakness in the sector.
The Shed has raised a total of $529 million, when a $45 million interest-free loan from Stephen M. Ross, the developer of Hudson Yards and a member of its board, is factored in.
And though the study found that benefits may be reduced once the electricity used for recharging and warehousing was factored in, drones clearly have less environmental impact than a one-item delivery by car.
The Orange County executive, Steven M. Neuhaus, said the actual financial benefit of the airport is far higher when other tourist-related businesses that are supported by a thriving local airport are factored in.
The Urban-Brookings Tax Center estimated the cost of the cuts Mr. Trump proposed during the campaign at $6.2 trillion, assuming no additional growth, and just under $6 trillion when growth is factored in.
The cost of developing the robot, remote monitoring, communications, security, and possibly insurance, need to be factored in when companies assess the benefits, Jing Bing Zhang, research director at IDC Worldwide Robotics, told CNBC.
The study calculated the percentage of gross domestic product (GDP) lost to all types of road crashes each year and factored in how much of that would likely be reduced by driverless car technology.
My guess is they've already factored in malfeasance from the President and his team and are willing to accept it as one factor, not the only factor in deciding whether he deserves another term.
Currency dealers were uncertain how sterling would react to a rate cut, as it has been largely factored in and the scale of sterling's declines since the Brexit vote could limit the immediate downside.
When neither situation materialized, starting the next chapter proved too tempting, especially once Lee factored in the good life he had built off the court to go with that championship ring in his safe.
Products sold by Amazon or from third-party merchants that participate in its shipping service are ranked without the shipping cost added; with shipping factored in, cheaper options may be farther down the list.
Still, valuation models might say the market has factored in softer profitability, but the process of numbers being sliced company by company, analyst by analyst, can take its toll on the market all the same.
At one point, he says, his car payment was only $350 a month, but he realized he was paying roughly $1,000 a month when he factored in all the costs (and a few speeding tickets).
According to the network, Game of Thrones Season 7 has averaged 31 million viewers per episode – up 34% over Season 6 last year – once live, DVR, on-demand, and streaming views are all factored in.
"I would be interested to find out how it was determined that he was an appropriate speaker and whether his level of expertise on women in high-energy physics was factored in," she told Gizmodo.
Sterling was hardly changed from before the BoE's announcement and futures priced in less than a one-in-three chance of a rate hike this year - lower than what was factored in before Carney spoke.
"If this is factored in, new loans in April were more than 900 billion yuan," the PBOC said, in answer to a question as to whether the figures indicated a decline in the real economy.
Toyota (TM) raised its annual profit forecast by 4.2%, amid better-than-expected vehicle sales and favorable currency rates, but also said it had not yet factored in any potential impact from the coronavirus outbreak.
But she said she and her sister -- and probably many other women and men -- also never really factored in the impact of grandparents primarily being people who need care as opposed to being caregivers themselves.
The average transaction price — what customers pay after incentives and accessories are factored in — is at an all-time high $37,000, according to Edmunds, even as interest rates have forced buyers to stretch out loans.
Consider that this is a device whose starting price outside the US is even higher, starting at $1,400 or more, and it can inch close to $2,000 once all the necessary accessories are factored in.
The head of CMS, Andy Slavitt, days later told Congress the same thing when he revealed that Medicaid had paid more than $700 million for EpiPens after rebates were factored in from 83 to 2015.
Though not a knock-out in its overnight performance, Fox says Scream Queens Season 1 was a perfect example of modern day viewing, with gains of more than 167% after delayed viewing was factored in.
However, as the researchers noted in the study, the costs would be even greater if they had factored in infertility associated with fibroids and endometriosis, and the other health problems those conditions can lead to.
Some Western governments share the official Turkish view that the intention to bring about death on a huge scale remains unproven, or that the context of terrible suffering on all sides should be factored in.
Cash-strapped Eskom, which is battling to emerge from governance and financial difficulties, had applied for 66.6 billion rand to compensate for costs that were not factored in previous tariff increases granted by the regulator.
A report released by the Department of Health and Human Services this month, for example, asserted that once the law's tax credits are factored in, the effects of  premium increases on consumers would be modest.
Admittedly, the ambassador-at-large doesn't always prevail in such arguments, but it is a point of view that needs to be heard and that needs to be factored in whenever policy decisions are taken.
The Warsaw team used the same technique as the Beijing scientists for their new map, but factored in data from over 1,000 more stars, some as remote as the boundary of the Milky Way's disk.
The National Index is 14 percent below its boom-time peak and Las Vegas, the city with the longest road to a new high, is 47 percent below its peak when inflation is factored in.
"Prudent tanker owners will have likely factored in the possibility of limits on the use of open-loop scrubbers," said Tim Wilkins, Asia-Pacific manager for Intertanko, an association of independent tanker owners and operators.
The fact that the current topline for defense spending is, with inflation factored in, equal to or more than the Cold War average spent on the Pentagon means a lot less than it first seems.
"We factored in up to a nickel headwind to our EPS guidance, reflecting the mandated delays and starting backup following Lunar New Year, that's impacting many regions in China in which we operate," it said.
Other measures, which include employer-provided benefits such as health care, have increased after inflation is factored in, but not by as much as could be expected when the unemployment rate is about 4 percent.
For the 12 months to July, the primary deficit, comprising the central government, regional governments and state-owned enterprises before interest payments are factored in, was 1.41% of gross domestic product, the central bank said.
Sam Wang, a neuroscientist who runs the Princeton model, said in an email that in 2016 he had not factored in enough potential "systematic error" — a catchall variable that accounts for imperfections in individual polls.
S. trade deal progress and Beijing's policy support to help the real economy, have been largely factored in the strong rally in the A-share market recently, said Luo Kun, an analyst with Fortune Securities.
He said the fed funds futures market reflects a slightly higher expectation for interest rates — with just over 2.883 hikes now factored in, after the consumer price index data, from 2.5 prior to the report.
A discount on Western Canada Select (WCS) heavy crude versus U.S. futures widened slightly on Wednesday, as traders factored in rumors that Syncrude could restart this month and put more strain on the transport system.
LEAD: Prices hit $163,126 a tonne, the highest in more than six months as the market factored in the potential for larger deficits going into the winter, peak demand season from the auto battery sector.
An essentially blank canvas also allows the company to allocate ample space to online grocery services, such as order storage and pickup counters, which weren't factored in to most US grocery store layouts until recent years.
Wednesday's midpoint weakened 0.4 percent from the previous day's fix of 6.6594 per dollar, but wasn't far off the overnight spot yuan close at 6.6816, which had partially factored in the some of the dollar's strength.
While mining will make a bigger overall contribution to the economy once the services it consumes and the employment it provides are factored in, it's likely true that the Philippines can live without a mining sector.
The border adjustment tax was supposed to raise more than $1 trillion over 10 years, and some analysts projected it would help keep the tax reform bill revenue neutral when economic growth was also factored in.
For the 12 months to May, the primary deficit, comprising the central government, regional governments and state-owned enterprises before interest payments are factored in, rose to 1.44% of gross domestic product, the central bank said.
"For the most part the tax cuts are already factored in by the market and if you see a company beat estimates by just a penny or two they're not getting rewarded for that," he said.
That was still a faster pace than the overall beauty market, and analysts had factored in a slight slowdown from the 7.7% posted in the previous quarter, but had projected revenue growth around the 7.4% mark.
Counihan, during the last open enrollment, repeatedly pointed out that most customers on the exchanges would be able to find a plan costing them $100 or less in monthly premiums after the subsidies are factored in.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, passed in December 153, made some broad changes: It introduced new tax brackets, included an expanded child care credit and changed the way itemized deductions are factored in, for example.
But the revision should only be slight, considering that Fitch has long assessed India's banking system on a stressed-asset basis - rather than NPLs - and factored in under-provisioning in the ratings for public sector banks.
The pieces were already well priced to begin with; with a sizable discount factored in, now's your chance to fetch that piece you were on the fence about or couldn't nab in time on launch day.
But the 9th Circuit's now-defunct provocation doctrine, established in 2002, factored in the sequence of events that led up to an officer's decision to reach for their gun, like whether they had violated someone's rights.
"We've already seen that bullishness factored in over the past few weeks ... The markets have already reacted to the expectation of less supplies going forward," Alejandro Barbajosa, vice president at Argus Media, told CNBC's Nancy Hungerford.
For the 12 months to June, the primary deficit, comprising the central government, regional governments and state-owned enterprises before interest payments are factored in, fell to 1.42% of gross domestic product, the central bank said.
"We did discuss tax policy and let me say that most of my colleagues factored in the prospect of fiscal stimulus along the lines of what is being contemplated by Congress into their projections," Yellen said.
Financial markets have firmly factored in a rise in borrowing costs at the next Bank of England policy meeting in November, and are expecting rate hikes of more than 50 basis points over the next year.
"With fares, tips, and bonuses factored in, I average around $22018 an hour and give around 22016 rides per week," said Jon Sycamore, a driver in Salt Lake City who also runs a real estate business.
And until now there were no estimates of the total tax burden that factored in the effect of President Trump's tax reform enacted at the end of 9043, which was particularly generous for the ultra-wealthy.
If donors whose wealth was at least partly derived from slavery were factored in, as much as 30 to 40 percent of the seminary's pre-Civil War revenue could be linked to slavery, the report said.
For the 12 months to October, the primary deficit - comprising the central government, regional governments and state-owned enterprises, before interest payments are factored in - shrank to 1.27% of gross domestic product, the central bank said.
The market has been lifted by expectations for a strong economy, and the prospect that earnings will be good and get even better, when the impact of new 21 percent corporate tax rate is factored in.
Under the new rule, when the health costs of increased pollution are factored in, the new plan will cost the country somewhere in the range of $1.4 to $4 billion every year, according to the EPA'.
"The Fed continues to face an economy that has strong growth, rising prices but economic uncertainties, especially when the trade situation is factored in," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
"Once transaction costs and the fact that 'comparable but not identical' investments do perform differently are factored in, it rarely seems to be beneficial," said David Mendels, a CFP and director of planning at Creative Financial Concepts.
The deficit, comprising the central government, regional governments and state-owned enterprises before interest payments are factored in, totaled 108.26 billion reais over the year, equal to 1.57 percent of gross domestic product, the central bank said.
A hypothetical student at the Pittsburgh college's public policy school, Heinz College, would see their taxable income leap from $13,600 to $59,704 when their $46,000 tuition waiver was factored in — increasing the taxes they paid by 476%.
An analysis by the Tax Policy Center said that although most people would pay higher taxes under Sanders' plan, the average household income would increase by nearly $4,300 in 2017 after his proposed benefits were factored in.
For 11 months its public hearings shocked the country and wiped more than A$60 billion ($43.4 billion) from top financial stocks as investors factored in the prospect of tougher regulation, higher compliance costs and thinner margins.
Man Group's surplus regulatory capital balance will drop to around $300 million once the acquisition and a share buyback of up to $100 million are factored in, from a balance of $479 million as of 30th June.
The Newspoll survey of 1,657 voters between March 1 and March 5 was unlikely to have factored in the impact of an attack on Shorten by Turnbull's minister for jobs, Michaelia Cash, on March 1, Economou added.
Overall, Daimler's EBIT will take a hit of about 763 million euros once costs of the recall, the impact of WLTP certification and lower sales in Latin America are factored in to results, Evercore ISI analysts said.
Chen, who sells Australian and New Zealand beef to five-star hotels and high-end restaurants, declined to reveal the price for his U.S. cargoes, adding that customs and handling fees still needed to be factored in.
On paper, at least, the specs are solid for the price point, including a decent (but far from exceptional) three hours of battery life on the buds, for 15 total hours with the charging case factored in.
For that we need a wide-angle lens that takes in the entire landscape, so all the social determinants of health can be factored in to the public policies that shape people's neighborhoods, and, ultimately, their lives.
For the 12 months to April, the primary deficit, comprising the central government, regional governments and state-owned enterprises before interest payments are factored in, was equal to 1.37% of gross domestic product, the central bank said.
Assuming you are a remote employee, or that as self-employed professional you have already factored in costs traditionally covered by employers, like insurance benefits and paid time off, working from home can markedly cut your expenses.
The July data may be slightly revised in coming days as cargoes that arrived in the last few days of the month are factored in, but this won't change the underlying message that China's imports are strong.
In 14 full seasons with five teams, Johnson finished with a losing record just once and was 1,19953-1,071 over all — a strong case, especially with his career as a four-time All-Star player factored in.
While California is one of the world's wealthiest places — if it were a country, it would be the world's fifth-largest economy — it also has the United States' highest poverty rate when housing costs are factored in.
Many investors have called on companies to provide better communication on how climate change could impact their businesses, amid concerns that assets are being mispriced because the full scale of the risk is not being factored in.
But what I'm getting at is that using current figures available via Razer, running SoftMiner gets you at best a couple cents towards a purchase per day when power bills are factored in, and that's probably being generous.
Group committee chairman, Reserve Bank of Australia Deputy Governor Guy Debelle, said the report's conclusions had been factored in to ongoing work on a global code of conduct for the giant $5 trillion a day foreign exchange market.
People in Hawaii and Washington, D.C. (which was ranked on the list, but not factored in with the 50 states) fared the worst, with high prices that work out to $100 of goods costing $118.80 and $117 respectively.
By 2011, pit stops had gained even more significance for Formula 1 teams in their relentless drive for marginal gains; most teams factored in two pits stops per race, depending on their strategy and how events was unfolding.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, passed in December 2017, enacted a number of broad changes: It introduced new tax brackets, included an expanded child care credit and changed the way itemized deductions are factored in, for example.
"When you look at the iPhone cycle, we don't think people have factored in just how strong of an iPhone cycle this is going to be," JPMorgan analyst Rod Hall told CNBC in a TV interview last month.
The governor explained the bank's monetary policy board had factored in the gradual economic recovery seen so far, household debt that continues to rise at a swift pace, and a pending rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
It is less of a credit risk than some of its peers, but upcoming parliamentary elections in spring 2018 and, potentially, ensuing political instability are all risks that will be factored in the final pricing, fund managers said.
The Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) estimates that the measure will add about $1.5 trillion to the deficit over 10 years before accounting for economic growth and about $1.1 trillion to the deficit after growth is factored in.
With each round of the playoffs (two wild-card games, two division series, two league championships and one World Series) factored in, baseball can have a total of 17 "Champagne fights," as Japanese reporters like to call them.
In all, the recall involves 1.9 million handsets – a number that includes the initial one million units involved in the initial September 15 recall, just about doubling that amount when replacements and newly shipped units are factored in.
The independent group of research bodies, which estimates the cuts countries need to make to prevent two degrees of warming, calculates a jump of 3.2 degrees before the end of the century when existing pledges are factored in.
Still, one can only wonder whether Pence and his advisers factored in the likely reaction to the Jerusalem decision and how it might complicate the trip -- or whether they really cared all that much about the negative reaction.
Lewis said he was positive about the overall reaction he has received from investors, noting that Tesco was paying a multiple of nine times operating profit once 3.733 million pounds of growth and cost synergies were factored in.
The analysis found that the bill would add $2 trillion to the federal budget deficit over the next decade, an amount that shrinks to $1 trillion even when additional economic growth effects from the bill are factored in.
"There is a developing consensus around the world including Silicon Valley that the potential long-term consequences of new technologies need to be factored in at the outset, and no company can outsource that responsibility," the investors wrote.
Still, according to Vacasa, even with a mortgage factored in — a 30-year, fixed-rate loan at 4.58 percent, with a 5003 percent down payment — all of the places on the following list are likely to be profitable.
TC: When I interviewed your predecessor, Bill Maris, a few years ago, he told me that every decision felt to him and him alone, following what were wide-ranging discussions with the staff whose opinions factored in heavily.
"It is their responsibility to present the very strong case for the President's impeachment and removal," Pelosi said in the statement, while stressing in the press conference that she heavily factored in experience as "litigators" in her decisionmaking.
Clyburn also underscored in his interview with CNN that he factored in the down-ballot implications of candidates in his endorsement decision and reiterated that he believed Sanders could put critical seats in statehouses and Congress in jeopardy.
Until then, Instacart's shopper pay was determined by an algorithm that factored in a fixed base payment for each order, along with a per-item bonus and extra payments for certain tasks, such as delivering over long distances.
For the 12 months to November, the primary deficit — comprising the central government, regional governments and state-owned enterprises, before interest payments are factored in — fell to 1.24% of gross domestic product, the lowest in over a year.
"Once you get that factored in you get a pretty nasty little correction, a 4 to 7 percent correction of an extreme and historical overbought condition on the indicators we use, and you've got to own it," he said.
All seven lenders passed even when the full impact of a new accounting rule on provisioning for souring loans was factored in, the FPC said, though so-called contingent capital had to be written down at Barclays and Lloyds.
Toyota Motor nudged up its annual operating profit forecast by 4.2% on favorable currency rates and better-than-expected sales, but added the impact of the new coronavirus was hard to gauge and had not yet been factored in.
And though Fox must be thrilled with the early returns for "The X-Files," the network recently stopped disclosing same-day ratings, arguing that the industry should disclose viewerships figures after three days, when delayed viewing is factored in.
"A lot of it has been factored in because really what youre looking at is a long period of being surprised to the downside of CPI inflation so weve kind of re-centered and thought about that...," he said.
"Up until now, many market participants had been on the sidelines while the markets factored in the likelihood of the Fed's rate cut," said Kota Hirayama, senior emerging markets economist at SMBC Nikko Securities, regarding gains by Asian stocks.
But the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, passed in December 2017, enacted a number of broad changes: It introduced new tax brackets, included an expanded child care credit and changed the way itemized deductions are factored in, for example.
It estimated the average per unit cost of housing each homeless person in the Bay Area region at $450,000 but also noted that housing costs in San Francisco are more than $700,224 per unit when land is factored in.
That price is slightly lower than the $24.50 per square foot price Consumer Reports had said Tesla would need to meet to compete with asphalt roofs, once savings from electricity bills were factored in over the roof's expected lifetime.
For instance, it projected that with indirect spending factored in — say, what its employees spend in the city — Lincoln Center and its tourists contributed $2.4 billion to the city's economy last year and generated 15,802 jobs in the city.
On Thursday, the nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation released an assessment of the bill that factored in growth effects and found the Senate version would still jack up the deficit to the tune of $1 trillion over ten years.
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A British woman who killed her husband with a hammer had her murder conviction quashed on Thursday after an appeal found the original trial had not factored in the effects of decades of domestic abuse.
The Japanese company said that its forecasts had not factored in the impact of stoppage in domestic production next week due to a steel shortage following an explosion at a steel plant owned by one of its affiliate companies.
They assessed his underwhelming approval rating, factored in his combustibility and decided that if ever a sitting president looked vulnerable and if any year appeared ripe for a Democratic takeover, that president is Trump and that year is 2020.
The median age of the audience when the show airs is 21.5 — but that number is closer to 21.4 when people who stream or recorded the program are factored in, according to the NBC Entertainment co-president George Cheeks.
After Katrina, FEMA changed its policies to include pets, but had disaster planning protocols factored in the importance of human-animal relations in the first place, recovery efforts in New Orleans and elsewhere would have been far more effective.
"Evidence from the elections of other populists in the emerging world over the past decade ... suggests that, as political risk gets factored in, the real could weaken by another 5 percent against the dollar," Jackson of Capital Economics said.
The primary deficit for the consolidated public sector, before interest payments are factored in, fell to 255.9% of gross domestic product in the 163 months to October from 216% the month before, the smallest shortfall in exactly a year.
An analysis of average 2016 Obamacare premiums from Avalere Health, a consulting firm, showed that the lowest-cost "silver" level plan in Alaska cost $956 per month before any subsidies were factored in — the highest rate in the nation.
For the sake of completeness, I also projected each side's turnover ratio, expected net yardage gain on punts, average kickoff return, two-point conversion rate and field-goal success rate, and factored in the strength of the opponents they faced.
"For Apple, there was certainly more focus on the weakness in China and now investors seem more positive as a lot of the bad news had been factored in," said Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James in St. Petersburg, Florida.
For the week, the market was roughly flat Traders said that with a U.S. interest rate factored in at the Federal Reserve's March 14-15 meeting, attention was now shifting to how fast the Fed would tighten monetary policies further.
A 2014 Stanford University study of 175 countries found that the more sugar that is available in a population's food supply, the higher the diabetes rate — and this was true even when a country's obesity rate was not factored in.
"Second, and more important, this was not a one man decision and had the support of government as well," he said, although there could be some tweaks as the timeline was "aggressive" and banks' capital needs had to be factored in.
But This Is Us routinely tops 10 million viewers per episode — and often surpasses 15 million viewers per episode once DVR viewing is factored in (to say nothing of its streaming viewership, many forms of which are barely counted by Nielsen).
When share awards and other payments were factored in, the Lloyds chief was the best paid among major British bank CEOs in 2018 according to company reports, taking home 6.4 million pounds compared with 4.6 million for HSBC's John Flint.
He said even if plans increased their premium rates by 25 percent compared to last year, 73 percent of Obamacare customers could still find a plan that would cost them $75 or less after their financial aid is factored in.
The Group of 20 leading economies last week asked companies to disclose how they manage climate change risks as concerns are growing among investors that assets are being mispriced because the full extent of climate risk is not being factored in.
They factored in equity—existing start times were unfair, mostly to lower-income families—as well as recent research on teenage sleep that showed starting school early in the day may have negative health and economic consequences for high school students.
T kept its full-year earnings guidance unchanged on Friday, but said it had not factored in the most recent recall of millions of vehicles in the United States and elsewhere that could cause its quality-related costs to balloon.
He also factored in a 20 percent tip, since Chandler and Joey discuss that number in one episode Phoebe spent about $408.10 of her masseuse wages on coffee, assuming that what was in her mug throughout each season was, indeed, coffee.
And there are too many potential influences on growth for economists to know whether a seemingly strong relationship between variables is real or would disappear if they factored in some other relevant titbit, such as the wages of Canadian lumberjacks.
Boeing has said its possible next development, a mid-market jet carrying 220-260 passengers, will allow it to speed up the introduction of digital design methods so that future services revenues are factored in from the earliest planning stage.
"While we had not factored in a fine above $375 million given a wide variety of potential outcomes, we note that many in the market had expected a fine as large as $1 billion," UBS said in a note to clients.
As a quarter of weak demand had been largely factored in, investors turned their focus to Hexagon's robust earnings and improving growth in units such as its software-heavy Process, Power and Marine (PPM) division, sending its shares 5.5% up.
New Zealand Cricket chief executive David White said the country would now also need to accept they were no longer immune from acts of extreme violence and that would need to be factored in when they hosted sports events and teams.
To gather the average mortgage in each city, GoBankingRates factored in each city's median listing price, local property taxes, a 20% down payment, home insurance, and a 30-year fixed-rate loan, using data accurate as of July 10, 2019.
Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman, the UC Berkeley economists who first outlined the wealth tax proposal adopted by Warren, told The Washington Post this week that they factored in a 15 percent avoidance rate to reach the $2.75 trillion figure.
When superdelegates, the unbound party leaders who vote at the July convention, are factored in, the former first lady's lead blossoms to 2,313 and puts her just 70 delegates short of the Democratic nomination, according to The Associated Press delegate tracker.
Boeing reported a nearly $215 billion loss for the second quarter on Wednesday, as it factored in a previously announced $2.207 billion charge related to the prolonged grounding of its best-selling 7373 Max jet, sending its shares sharply lower.
The Tax Foundation estimated that the GOP plan would cost $28500 trillion in its first decade when economic effects are not taken into account, but would only cost $6900 billion in that time frame once economic growth is factored in.
One of the most ringing cases came from the sociologist Paul Starr, whose paper argued that President Obama, contrary to widespread belief, made significant progress in reducing income inequality, once benefits like food stamps and health care were factored in.
Interest rates were low, and "when we factored in the rental, our budget increased to $1.8 million — the rental makes the huge difference," said Mr. Burroughs, who works in business development for Xcel Brands, which owns and licenses apparel brands.
Nersa disallowed around 100 billion rand of revenue Eskom sought over the three years from 2019/20 to 2021/22, leaving the company with a shortfall of more than 30 billion rand when the recent government bailout is factored in.
These provisions would decrease after-tax income of the top 1% by 1.7% and of the top 10% by 5.33%, according to the Tax Foundation, and all Americans would see their incomes slip once reduced economic growth is factored in.
According to the consultancy Lazard, the all-in, "levelized cost of energy" (LCOE) from some renewables is already lower than the LCOE of a lot of fossil fuels in many cases, even without subsidies and without environmental benefits factored in.
And when Glassdoor factored in age, education, years of experience, job title, employer and location, the "adjusted" gender pay gap fell to 5.4% in the U.S., meaning women with the exact same qualifications earn 94.6 cents when men earn a dollar.
The season finale of HBO's "Game of Thrones" had 14.8 million viewers within three days of its broadcast; the premium cable network said that more than 30 million people watched each episode this past season once streaming numbers were factored in.
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Climate change poses a threat to peace in countries around the world in the coming decade, according to an annual peace index released on Wednesday that factored in the risk from global warming for the first time.
According to a recent study conducted by MMGY Global researching Americans' travel habits, nearly 70 percent of parents reported their children were influential in choosing a vacation destination and almost half factored in their children's opinion when selecting a hotel.
Though the health benefits of controlling mercury alone were quite small, and the costs to industry large, those costs were outweighed by savings to the country in annual health costs and lost workdays when the co-benefits were factored in.
Britain's economic performance relative to the other big economies in Western Europe — including France, Germany, Italy and Spain — does not stand out as impressive, at least once the different prices of goods and services across these countries are factored in.
They had already factored in the possibility that the Trump administration would stop making the payments when setting next year's rates for Obamacare plans in many states, said Jeff Jonas, a portfolio manager at Gabelli Funds who focuses on healthcare.
They used the data, which was collected last week, and ran it through a computer model which factored in demographics, constituency information, past behaviour and other metrics to calculate the probability a given person will vote for a particular party.
LONDON (Reuters) - European shares climbed on Friday as traders said an escalating trade dispute between the United States and China - with U.S. tariffs on $34 billion in Chinese imports taking effect and China immediately retaliating - was factored in to prices.
But Kessler also pointed out one big drawback that keeps many people from being able to pursue a degree: The hefty price tag, which he noted can stretch into six-figure digits when total costs are factored in with tuition.
Average core equity capital buffers at banks across the 28-country bloc continue to rise, and reached 13.6 percent of risk-weighted assets by the third quarter of last year when all requirements are also factored in, well above regulatory minimums.
Infrastructure investments would require the use of copper and other commodities and "customers are recognizing, 'Hey there's going to be some price volatility that we hadn't factored in before,'" Derek Sammann, CME's head of commodities and options, said on the webcast.
There's one more increase factored in for 2020, bringing the median range to 3.4 percent where it is expected to stay through 2021 before settling to 3 percent over the longer run, an increase from June's projection of 2.9 percent.
He said since January 2018 the average margin on its contracts has been 10%, but prior to that many contracts ended up with a negative margin as the company had to invest more to provide services than originally factored in.
A report from Harvard's own Office of Institutional Research found that even after alumni and athletic preferences were factored in, Asians would be accepted at a rate of 26 percent, versus the 19 percent at which they were actually accepted.
Monday's contest was the fifth-highest-rated college football game ESPN has ever broadcast, and second-highest if the MegaCast is factored in, behind only Ohio State's victory over Oregon in the 2015 championship game in the inaugural College Football Playoff.
SBI, India's largest lender by assets, however said it had "factored in" challenges faced by accounts like DHFL and has already estimated the stress the bank would have to deal with in this financial year due to the shadow banking crisis.
It wasn't extraordinary that he factored in to the plot of the film, per se—Tarkin was definitely a big deal in the Empire at the time—it was remarkable because the actor who played him, Peter Cushing, passed away in 1994.
"I'm not going to speak for John McCain, you know, he has a brain tumor right now, that vote occurred at 1:30 in the morning, some of that might have factored in," Wisconsin senator Ron Johnson said on Chicago's Morning Answer.
"There is a developing consensus around the world, including Silicon Valley, that the potential long-term consequences of new technologies need to be factored in at the outset," wrote Jana managing partner Barry Rosenstein and CalSTRS executive Anne Sheehan in the public letter.
In his world, I haven't factored in in god knows how f—ing long … He's become a massive movie star and a director in his own right … I try honestly to … limit the amount that I do talk about him for that reason.
But as Calabrese points out, it's going to be a challenge to figure out how much of the time and labor costs insurance will cover when the treatment alone is more expensive than the alternative, which already has those costs factored in.
A USHCC board member told BuzzFeed News Palomarez was ultimately making more than double what his contract stipulated he should make, once his bonuses were factored in and "there was never approval from the board" for all of Palomarez more than $600,000 salary.
In its forecasts for 2019's copper market, BMO had factored in that around 3 percent of annual global supply could be lost to disruptions, but Hamilton said half of that amount had already gone in the first four months of 2019.
Not each is weighted equally, says the firm's lead data scientist, Jimmy Li. Instead, the firm factored in historical sentiment over the last 20 years, creating a regression analysis using those five buckets to understand which variables matter the most over time.
"I'm not gonna speak for John McCain — he has a brain tumor right now — that vote occurred at 1:30 in the morning, some of that might have factored in," Johnson said in a local radio interview, as Vox's Tara Golshan documented.
DUBAI, Jan 3 (Reuters) - The Saudi Arabian and Egyptian stock markets rose in early trade on Sunday amid hopes that shares have largely factored in economic headwinds for now - an austerity budget in Saudi Arabia and the foreign exchange shortage in Egypt.
MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's gold demand is likely to rise this year as investors have factored in interest rate hikes by the U.S. Federal Reserve, while the turmoil in stock markets is making the metal attractive, the World Gold Council (WGC) said on Thursday.
"My greatest concern is the stock market has been very strong since Election Day, meaning that a lot of optimism has been factored in and I think that every investor should prefer to invest when optimism is low, not high," he said.
Out of more than 70 cities that have provided statistics on guns reported stolen as part of the Trace's ongoing investigation into firearm theft, the Missouri city recorded the 11th-most number of gun thefts—fifth most, if population size is factored in.
"The Grasberg news yesterday ... has now been factored in, so there's a bit of profit-taking, but copper should find good dip-buying support for the rest of today, given that it's a long holiday weekend," said Societe Generale analyst Robin Bhar.
Google has sharply rejected these claims, arguing that European regulators have not properly factored in considerations like the fragmentation of Android as it gets modified by developers and not including Apple as a competitor in their antitrust analysis of Google's mobile operating system.
That implies that this year's earnings growth will only be around 8 percent, compared with consensus forecasts for 17 percent, the bank said, adding that the implied earnings growth for mainland markets is only 0.6 percent if financial stocks are factored in.
When self-identified gays' and lesbians' share of the population is factored in, their smaller numbers compared to blacks (about 4% v 14.3% of the American population) means that homosexuals in America face the highest risk of being targeted in a hate crime.
"Markets have already factored in a U.S. rate hike; that means the ECB is the most likely trigger for heightened volatility and I'm expecting to see that as we head into the meeting," said Ulrich Leuchtmann, head of FX strategy at Commerzbank.
According to the ministry's latest monthly 'Prisma' survey, economists predict a deficit of 87.53 billion reais ($21 billion) this year for the Treasury, social security and central bank accounts this year before interest payments are factored in, and 82.70 billion reais next year.
"The likelihood of easing by the Fed is supportive for equity markets, but the probability of a 25 basis point rate cut has already been factored in for the most part," said Soichiro Monji, senior strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management.
Currency traders priced in further volatility in the coming month - the highest level of volatility since 2018 - while rates markets factored in a 50 basis point rate cut later this week but a steep rise over the next several years to over 8%.
The IMK index, which measures the risk of a recession over a three-month period, factored in weak economic data such as falling industrial orders and industrial production as well as a shrinking number of open positions and a gloomy business sentiment.
The accumulated primary deficit comprising the central government, regional governments and state-owned enterprises before interest payments factored in for the 12 months to July was 98.9 billion reais, or 1.41% of GDP, down from 1.42% in June, the central bank said.
In his world, more always trumps less, and what you think you're getting — even in the Ezio Room, designed for folks who prefer a few plates to a three-hour meal — always adds up to something greater when the extras are factored in.
What's happening: The total will depend on whether the economic impact is solely based on residential customers, estimated at $65 million, or if commercial and industrial costs will be factored in, Michael Wara of the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment says.
So when we think about the realities of paying for infrastructure, it is easy to forget that although a project may appear to cost $110 to design and build, it will cost upward of $85033,200 when operation, maintenance and repair are factored in.
Still, a possible postponement of the sales tax hike has probably been mostly factored in, said a trader for a Japanese bank in Singapore, so any market impact may be limited even in the event of an official announcement to that effect.
Surprisingly, they have not factored in the millions of lives that would be saved almost immediately as a result of reducing air pollution as well as limiting the occurrence of catastrophic weather-related events, such as heat waves, floods, blizzards, and forest fires.
"I'm not gonna speak for John McCain — he has a brain tumor right now — that vote occurred at 1:30 in the morning, some of that might have factored in," Johnson said in a radio interview last week, first surfaced by CNN.
With inflation factored in, average hourly earnings dropped by a penny in May from a year ago for 80 percent of the country's private sector workers, including those in the vast healthcare, fast food and manufacturing industries, Bureau of Labor Statistics figures show.
We get paid by the fans in the arena and we get paid by the fans on TV. So you may come to the decision still that it's best to rest guys, I get that but hopefully you've at least factored in the fans.
An assembly line worker said he earned around 25,000 rubles ($375) a month for an eight-hour shift and that his salary had not risen since 2011, which equates to a reduction in real wages of around 30 percent when inflation is factored in.
Given that money markets <0#FF:> are pricing in only about a 50 percent chance of a rate hike by the Fed in June, with hardly any significant likelihood in April factored in, signs of a tightening in the next quarter could rattle financial markets.
But by keeping the truck on the road more or less permanently, it takes a mere 44 hours to cover the distance of 2,200km, compared with the 3003 hours a conventional trucker would take once rest breaks, meals and so on are factored in.
Dr. Elizabeth Mort, chief quality officer at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston -- which Medicare awarded four stars -- said Medicare should have factored in attributes of each hospital, such as what kind of services it offered and how the nursing profession assesses the staff quality.
The futures market quickly priced in rate cuts for this year and next, and the idea of the so-called "insurance" interest-rate cut took on a new life as markets factored in potential economic weakness from the latest developments in the trade war.
The authors point to reporting in the Wall Street Journal from 2015 that Google executives' frequent visits to the White House under Mr Obama may have factored in a decision by the Federal Trade Commission to drop its antitrust investigation into the internet giant.
While temperatures in the area could reach 102 degrees, it'll likely feel even worse: The heat index, or the more accurate temperature your body feels when air temperature and humidity are both factored in, could be as high as 115 degrees, the weather service said.
That multibillion dollar payment is a big deal for Qualcomm: The company estimated in its quarterly earnings report that it expects to take in a total of $4.7 billion to $5.5 billion in regular revenue, before the payment is factored in, during the upcoming quarter.
Had the series held steady at 10.5 million viewers and a 2.5, it wouldn't have been TV's No. 1 show, but it would have been comfortably in the top 20 — and probably in the top five once DVR and streaming viewers were factored in.
Pirates RH Gerrit Cole (229-23, 153 ERA) Chatwood has factored in the decision in each of his 215 starts, winning his last two in impressive fashion by allowing one run and four hits in each to beat the Chicago Cubs and San Diego.
"The market has already factored in significant bearishness and is looking ahead at additional rate cuts and monetary policy mechanisms by the central bank, and an improving economy by the end of the year," said Sunil Sharma, chief investment officer, Sanctum Wealth Management in Mumbai.
FRANKFURT, Jan 18 (Reuters) - European prompt power prices fell sharply early on Wednesday as thermal supply rose and traders said cold weather was already factored in, while prices on the forwards curve gained as the rest of the market adjusted to recent high spot levels.
He added that the annual profit forecasts have not factored in a potential fourth tranche of tariffs on $300 billion worth of goods that Washington has held off launching, a measure that would see almost all Chinese imports to the United States impacted by tariffs.
"Here, it would be difficult for the jury to understand why the loans were approved without understanding that the lender approved the loans, in spite of the identified deficiencies, because the senior executive factored in his own personal ambition," prosecutors wrote in the filing.
Climate-related disclosure is increasing as firms align their financial reporting with recommendations made by a global task force, which was established partly in response to concerns that assets are being mispriced because the full extent of climate risk is not being factored in.
While "cat ownership in pregnancy was associated with higher odds of [psychotic experiences] at age 13 years in all models, as was cat ownership at age 4 years," the study's authors note, once they factored in other variables, the cats were off the hook.
When you compare this to the top League of Legends players, some of who earn six figures a year before prize money is even factored in, there's a huge gulf in terms of money spent and earned, despite both games being considered premier eSports.
Benchmark prices for American crude oil closed above $2100 a barrel on Monday for the first time since 235 as traders factored in a prospective United States withdrawal from the accord, which eased international sanctions on Iran in exchange for restrictions on its nuclear program.
Female age remained the dominant factor, but male age factored in as well—women under the age of 250 with a male partner between 22015 and 42 were significantly less likely to give birth than those whose male partner was between 30 and 35.
Schroders was less gloomy on Europe, arguing that during 2018 the "equity market has already factored in the slowdown," and noting that at the beginning of 2019 investors had an opportunity to get in at a five-year low, based on in-house calculations.
The ECB has given guidance that asset purchases would end in December and interest rates would be held steady through next summer, but has avoided giving more detail, arguing that inflation developments would be factored in and policy was not simply on auto pilot.
Another example of the widely differing results: When third-party choices like Libertarian Gary Johnson are factored in, the Washington Post/ABC News poll showed Clinton still ahead by 10 points, while her lead shrank to 1 point in the Wall Street Journal/NBC News survey.
This time, they also factored in atmospheric dryness of the atmosphere, as drier air makes snow cover lose heat faster, lead study author Ted Scambos, a senior research scientist at the National Snow and Ice Data Center at the University of Colorado Boulder, said  in a statement .
Altogether, CareerCast found that 52 careers out of the 200 it looked at have low deadline stress, but to pare that figure back to only the best jobs, it not only factored in deadlines, but overall stress, as well as compensation, growth rate and work environment.
We have to go back to the counterintuitive reason for why almonds thrived in an age of water scarcity: Because of the drought, almonds were so financially lucrative that it made sense for farmers to plant more of them, even with the extra water factored in.
"Sharp falls in the currency in the days following the February 164.453 earthquake (5-6 percent) were reversed in subsequent weeks and months as anticipation of insurance payouts from overseas and the positive economic impact of the rebuilding of Christchurch were factored in," said NAB's Attrill.
"Although we believe (China's) GDP growth will eventually bottom out, markets do not appear to have factored in such a sharp slowdown and may still be putting, in our opinion, too much faith in the efficacy of government support," economists at Nomura said in a recent note.
"The current valuation of the stock strikes us as extremely generous, and seems to have factored in significant upside for which there is little evidence thus far to support such a degree of optimism," said Ryan Roberts, an analyst at Hong Kong-based advisory MCM Partners.
That gap varies when race is factored in — Asian-American women earn $0.85 to every dollar, white women earn $0.77 to every dollar, African-American women earn $0.61 to every dollar, Native American women earn $0.58 to every dollar and Latina women earn $313 to every dollar.
Harvey: "According to the latest update from S&P Global Platts, over 2000 million barrels per day of refining capacity in Texas remains down, but the true figure is likely well above 220 million when refineries running at reduced rates are factored in," Axios' Ben Geman reports.
The company said it had factored in a 7 cent per share impact on earnings from the renovation of the New York store, but analysts said nerves over the potential risks to business had spurred some profit-taking on a 25 percent rise in shares this year.
The site also factored in what residents would spend on discretionary items and what they would direct toward savings, using the "50-30-20 rule" of personal finance — meaning 50 percent of income goes to necessities, 30 percent toward discretionary spending and 20 percent toward savings.
The letter comes following reports that employees would lose monthly stock rewards and other bonuses as a result of the company's plan to increase its minimum wage, while Amazon representatives have maintained that overall wages will still increase for workers once the benefit loss is factored in.
The dollar slid against most currencies except the yen on Wednesday, with the greenback seen as having limited upside potential given that investors have already factored in a comprehensive U.S. tax bill that is all but certain to be signed into law by President Donald Trump.
LMC said prices on models imported from Mexico could increase by an average of $8,500, while the average price of a vehicle sold in the U.S. market could rise by as much as $2,500-3,000 when parts for assembly in the United States are factored in.
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Polybius, the mysterious '80s arcade game "whose alleged existence in the Pacific Northwest is fueled by myth and an obsessive online fan base, and which may have factored in the abduction of two teenage boys" anchors this deep-dive into the enduring power of urban legends.
Given that money markets <0#FF:> are pricing in only about a 50-percent chance of a rate hike by the Fed in June, with hardly any likelihood of an April hike factored in, any signs of a tightening in the next quarter could rattle financial markets.
In a recent Kaiser Family Foundation poll, some 56 percent of Americans, including nearly a quarter of Republicans, supported the idea of a new federal program; but when trade-offs like higher taxes or the loss of private insurance options were factored in, that support evaporated.
But when you add in the two skaters' GOE scores, Medvedeva closed the gap to 2.44 points (Medvedeva's score once her GOE scores were factored in was 79.18, while Zagitova's was 81.62), meaning that Medvedeva did a better job of performing the elements in her routine.
According to BoxOfficeMojo, the top superhero origin films (worldwide) are as follows: Wonder Woman: $821,750,942 Spider-Man: $821,708,103 Deadpool: $783,112,979   Guardians of the Galaxy: $773,328,629 Suicide Squad: $745,600,054 But those aren't adjusted for inflation – as Business Insider notes, Spider-Man earned over a billion with that factored in.
Thanks to renegotiations of their contracts, Milo Ventimiglia, Mandy Moore, Sterling K. Brown, Chrissy Metz, and Justin Hartley will reportedly make $250,000 each per episode for the 18 episodes of the show's third season, making their total salary for the season (with signing bonuses factored in) $4.5 million.
A strategic alliance formed by the two countries' former leaders, Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez - who have since died - resulted in the Caribbean island importing all its oil from Venezuela in exchange for medical and other professional services, with the oil factored in as merchandise in trade reports.
A slowdown in S&P companies' profit growth in the fourth quarter, during which the index plunged about 14 percent, have largely been factored in, but the warning from Apple, the trade war and fading tailwinds from tax cuts have made investors more fearful of shrinking profits this year.
Asked whether the revision is also due to higher prices of iron ore after Vale's deadly dam burst in Brazil, Miyamoto said that was not factored in, but that the higher prices of the steel-making ingredient may affect earnings in the next financial year starting on April 1.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's surprise boost to its corn production forecast issued on Monday continued to hang over the market, but traders said the market had factored in most of the bearish news from the outlook during two days of declines that knocked prices down by 21%.
Over the last few years, there has been a movement toward ranking colleges in terms of how much money their graduates go on to make — something that U.S. News has never directly factored in but that The Wall Street Journal, The Economist, Forbes and Money Magazine, among others, do.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar retreated against most currencies except the yen and Swiss franc on Wednesday, with the greenback seen having limited upside potential given that investors have already factored in a comprehensive U.S. tax bill that is all but certain to be signed into law by President Donald Trump.
Nintendo said after the market closed on Friday that it had already factored in anticipated revenues from its Pokemon GO Plus device - an accessory worn on the wrist to alert players of nearby monsters to catch - and that it had no plans to revise its annual earnings forecasts for now.
By the time you factored in Diana's other attributes: her devoted motherhood, being a tirelessly compassionate charity worker (my mother, a care worker, was profoundly moved by the princess taking off her gloves to hold the hands of people living with AIDS), and so on, she was a firm favorite.
And you're starting to question whether your "method" really works — does driving a few miles out of your way to fill up at the cheaper gas station make financial sense once you've factored in the extra journey time, or do you just love the satisfaction of paying a lower price?
"We think there's big disappointment on the way for these markets," cautioned Ian Harnett, co-founder and chief investment strategist at Absolute Strategy Research, noting that companies have already factored in an assumption that the tax cuts proposed by President Donald Trump will be enacted as soon as this year.

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