In reality, I think race is a factor in this.
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Trump: The president is a factor in the governor's race.
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"It is a factor in his thought process," the source said.
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Africa's recent economic growth is a factor in its expanding art market.
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Like many other cancers, age is a factor in glioma incidents and malignancy.
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Do you think the current political climate is a factor in this reaction?
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No matter how you look at this, Trump is a factor in everything.
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In recognizing her abuse, you recognize it is a factor in our father's death.
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Diversity advocates say bias is a factor in why tech companies are dawdling on diversity.
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This matters because whether the baby's brain is growing is a factor in the case.
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There's little doubt that Obama's environmental push is a factor in the anger out West.
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It isn't clear if that is a factor in taking on Cohen as a client.
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Access to parts suppliers for electric vehicles is a factor in whatever location Tesla selects.
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Alcohol is a factor in the deaths of over 4,300 people under 21 each year.
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Being married is a factor in a cancer patient's survival rate a new study has found.
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Some have claimed that the new law is a factor in why Uber China sold out.
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But speed, according to Trump, no longer is a factor in his push-pull with Kim.
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There's little doubt that President Obama's environmental push is a factor in the anger out West.
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Affordability and instant access is a factor in the iPhone's success as a gaming platform, too.
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Temer aides said approval of the reform is a factor in deciding whether to cut the target.
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Change is fashion, and fashion is a factor in art, and people don't want to accept that.
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This is the first study to show that the father's age is a factor in IVF success.
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The bank has denied gender is a factor in its scoring and said people could contest decisions.
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A narrow majority of Northam voters – 51 percent – say Trump is a factor in how they'll vote.
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Also: Wind is a factor in every asteroid collision, and tsunamis are only implicated in impacts over water.
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So the FPÖ is a factor in itself, but it is also affects Austrian politics as a whole.
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Bahrain has a history of bringing in overseas contract workers, which is a factor in its growing population.
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TSA officials have disputed that race or religion is a factor in who is selected for the program.
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" The source added: "It would certainly not rule it out, but it is a factor in his thinking.
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" Asked if race was a factor in her candidacy, Ms. Pressley responded: "Race is a factor in everything.
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The Genesis G80 and G90 are imported from Korea, which is a factor in the shortage of G90s.
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Alcohol is a factor in an estimated one-third of violent crime, guns, and alcohol-related arrests or violations.
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TSA officials have disputed, however, that race or religion is a factor in who is selected for the program.
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Tim Anderson at MND Partners is one of many who believe that perception is a factor in the rally.
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Goldman has denied that gender is a factor in deciding people's credit limits, but it hasn't explained its methodology.
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According to the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, alcohol is a factor in 40 percent of violent crimes.
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The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence estimates that alcohol is a factor in 40 percent of violent crimes.
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"I think it's fairly clear to me that race is a factor in the way Flint has been treated," Rep.
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We have taken up a study to see if radiation from mobile phone towers is a factor in such conditions.
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According to the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, alcohol is a factor in 503 percent of violent crimes.
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The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence estimated that alcohol is a factor in 40 percent of violent crimes.
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This suggests that if the productivity slowdown is a factor in slow wage growth, it's a pervasive one across occupations.
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The study in the leaked document concludes that it is "extremely likely" human influence is a factor in climate change.
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Insurers say climate change is a factor in the more intense fire seasons and are raising rates or even dropping coverage.
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Over half (53%) of voters in the August Quinnipiac poll said climate change is a factor in making fires more extreme.
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There is strong evidence that the opioid epidemic is a factor in the decreasing labor force, but not the main factor.
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Load performance is a factor in Facebook's News Feed algorithm, and thus Facebook has been heavily promoting content using this native format.
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So, we wanted to know: When anxiety is a factor in a relationship, what do couples do to weather the accompanying challenges?
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McCain's family said age is a factor in John's decision to stop getting treatment ... and he's already surpassed expectations for his survival.
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Beto O'Rourke charged Thursday that racism is a factor in Trump administration policy leading to the detention of children at the border.
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This is generally thanks to the higher costs of healthcare, which is a factor in the cost of end-of-life care.
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The synthetic opioid fentanyl is increasingly found mixed with other drugs, and its potency is a factor in the uptick in overdoses.
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How many people vote is a factor in any election, but it is especially important in this race, according to political scientists.
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Bombardier has conceded that the dual-class structure is a factor in negotiations for a $1 billion cash infusion from the Canadian government.
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"I look at Joe, I don't know about him," Trump told a reporter who asked if age is a factor in the race.
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Fully autonomous vehicles hold the potential to eliminate human error, which is a factor in 94 percent of crashes, according to the department.
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In fact, as she sees it, the melding of life and work is a factor in Baby Tress' success, rather than a hindrance.
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The size of the option pool is typically between 10% and 20% of total shares, and is a factor in your company's valuation.
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Many people connected with Santa Anita Park believe that the rain is a factor in the horses' deaths, but not all agree why.
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Indeed, proponents of the initial background check on applications tend to argue public safety on campus is a factor in their decision-making process.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) said Friday during an interview on CNN that Trump's rhetoric is a "factor" in attacks like the New Zealand shootings.
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Pruitt also attempted on Wednesday to reassure Democrats that he believes the climate is changing and that human activity is a factor in it.
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For instance, discrimination against minority parents is a factor in why those families are more likely to struggle with poverty, Orfield said by telephone.
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Only 2% of faculty at the University of Colorado-Boulder are Black, underscoring how the lack of diversity is a factor in this case.
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Only one in 10 of separating couples end up in the family courts, but domestic violence is a factor in 70 percent of those cases.
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The theory behind the rule, which is a factor in accreditation, is that schools should not be accepting students who have little chance of succeeding.
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NFL ratings took a dip last season ... with some fans complaining the length of the games is a factor in why they're changing the station.
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Overspending on athletics is a factor in rising college attendance costs that leave students from average families saddled with debt, or shut out of college entirely.
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The Times also quoted Bloom describing Weinstein as "an old dinosaur learning new ways," implying that his age is a factor in how he treats women.
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Cigarette smoking is a factor in 20123% to 90% of lung cancers in the United States, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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And, sure, romance is a factor in many of her books, but she's also one of the sharpest, wittiest writers ever to manipulate the English language.
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His time in the administration is what has given him the highest name recognition in the field and is a factor in his strong poll numbers.
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The country's lack of family-friendly policies is a factor in women's stalled advancement in the work force and the country's declining fertility rate, research shows.
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Safer roads According to figures from the US Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, human error is a factor in 94% of car crashes.
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"The starting price of $9.43 is a factor in bringing more people into the market and giving people just another reason to upgrade," Cook told Reuters.
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That is a factor in this particular race that, clearly, won't be replicated around the country for Republicans trying to hold their House seats in 2020.
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The Future is Right Now For China China's financial systems are expanding, even front-running, economic growth, which is a factor in pinpointing great investments for you.
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Drug trafficking is a factor in these and other ills (30 percent of the homicides are linked to organized crime or gangs), but it doesn't explain everything.
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Billionaire tech entrepreneur and investor Mark Cuban has also highlighted how the difference between the investor class and paid labor is a factor in the wealth gap.
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Trainer says rain is a factor in horse deaths A horse at Santa Anita Park suffered a fatal injury Thursday after a half-mile workout, Willman said.
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"Race is a factor in the risk for heart disease, even at normal weight," said the lead author, Unjali P. Gujral, a postdoctoral fellow at Emory University.
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" She said the tournament, the last Grand Slam of the calendar year, would "revise the seedings if pregnancy is a factor in the current rankings of a player.
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Cooke said some research shows the cost of new vehicles is a factor in safety, but not to a large enough degree to make a difference in regulation.
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The EP is a marked departure from Jenner's earlier work — and he tells PEOPLE that last year's split with ex-wife Leah is a factor in his latest music.
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If we accept that race is a factor in these cases, then how can we address it so that fewer people die when they are confronted by the police?
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Caron said U.S. GDP, now tracking at a half percent for the first quarter, is a factor in the 10-year yield but it's more driven by external issues.
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Sanders voters actually break solidly for Biden — which might suggest name recognition rather than ideology is a factor in his support — but a solid minority do split for Warren.
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Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima explained that the company wouldn't launch the hardware at a loss, adding that the strength of the Japanese yen is a factor in its release.
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Water scarcity is a factor in the violent conflicts in Syria and Yemen, and in both countries, control of water supplies is being used as a weapon of war.
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He has a pedigree of Claremont McKenna, Columbia Law, professor at George Washington University that, unfortunately, I think is a factor in whether the party elite take him seriously.
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I wanted to focus on that dimension of my own life because I do actually think the collapse of Christianity in America is a factor in all of this.
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Confidence is a factor in choosing talent, and it played a role in one of the Colts' best draft decisions ever: quarterback Peyton Manning over Ryan Leaf back in 1998.
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Substance abuse is a factor in about a third of all cases in which a child is removed from the home, according to a Department of Health and Human Services report.
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Six-in-10 registered voters said the President is a factor in the poll taken in September, 37% who pledged to oppose him and 23% who'll be voting to support him.
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There's little doubt that there has been a trend toward industry concentration in many important industries, and it seems plausible that this is a factor in the growing profitability of corporate America.
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"Projecting strength through terrorist attacks is a factor in the recent violence, but down the road, when (Islamic State) supporters have nothing to lose, things are likely to get worse," he said.
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Additionally, alcohol use is a factor in hundreds of thousands of unplanned bank robberies that occur every year and those capers can have serious complications if perpetrated under the influence of alcohol.
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But she suggested there are valid reasons to think race is a factor in the Supreme Court fight, and she accused the Republicans of obstructing Obama from his first days in office.
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"Economic strength, along with improved commodity prices, is a factor in the ratio of fallen angels to rising stars remaining below historical averages," said Michael Corelli, a senior credit officer at Moody's.
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"Each of these military leaders has acknowledged the threat of climate change to our military's infrastructure and operations, and that adapting to climate change is a factor in military readiness," Warren wrote.
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Dr. Scott Hadland, an adolescent and addiction medicine specialist at Boston Medical Center, said that alcohol is a factor in half of the deaths of people under 21 from motor vehicle crashes.
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During the deposition, Aldama also said he had "ill feelings" about black people, which Sweeney said is a factor in many of the deputy cliques that have existed in the LA sheriff's department.
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"Medical school debt is a factor in how much you can save for retirement and how long it will take you to get to that point," said Gabrielle Olya, senior writer for GoBankingRates.
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We're told that Bannon's friendship with the billionaire Mercer family, who has been an important Trump ally, is a factor in the president's decision and could be part of the strategist's survival package.
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While it is not possible to know whether race is a factor in any particular parole decision, a pattern of racial inequity is clear when the data are examined on a large scale.
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This is a factor in driving down costs for consumers, creating more middle-class sustaining jobs, dramatically cutting our dependence on foreign energy sources, and reducing carbon dioxide emissions to 25 year lows.
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And because time is a factor in tennis, more so than in other sports, a person may be very good for an hour or two, but not so much for three or four hours.
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The fear of a mob at their glamorous gates is a factor in their silence but Bollywood stars and producers also have a long history of acquiescence and cowardice in their dealings with power.
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A majority of voters say the president is a factor in their vote for Congress this year, a percentage that's the highest it's been for any midterm since Pew began tracking the question in 1982.
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I don't think being Muslim is a factor in the question of whether I'd be the best governor of my state, simply because our Constitution tells us there should be no religious test for leadership.
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Singular to van Gogh is his prolific correspondence, some 800 remaining letters he wrote almost daily during this period to his brother Theo and fellow artists, which is a factor in the public's fascination with him.
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But where ideology is a factor in elections, this data shows that voters are likely to prefer a moderate Democrat, like Sanders says Clinton is, to a more left-wing one, like Sanders says he is.
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Ford has denied Britain's decision to leave the European Union is a factor in the scaled back investment, but unions say uncertainty over the future trading relationship with the EU is harming the country's car industry.
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But while arson is a factor in bushfires, scientists say they don't account for the unprecedented scale of the current crisis, and many, like the Gospers Mountain mega-blaze, were ignited by lightning striking parched scrub.
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The outsized impact of Chris Stapleton, with his gruff, rich voice and defiantly rough-hewed sound, is a factor in that shift, making room for a number of artists similarly committed to country's twangy core values.
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It notes that these reviews are complicated and difficult decisions, and that as they must take into consideration the lengthy treatment, the ability for a patient to pay for their treatment is a factor in the process.
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The report also highlighted other issues for the Department of Defense: The Navy doesn't require a medical examination for certain service members to assess whether PTSD or TBI diagnosis is a factor in the person's alleged misconduct.
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The fact that Jones stands alone in her role and carries the weight of representation is a factor in targeting her, according to Claudette Roper, a Chicago-based documentarian and activist who teaches at Columbia College Chicago.
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Amazon Fresh right now is just doing grocery delivery, and while even that has not been a strong suit for them, you can be sure that home delivery is a factor in why they wanted Whole Foods.
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In modern times, the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence estimated alcohol is a factor in 40 percent of violent crimes, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention calculated that alcohol contributed to 47 percent of homicides.
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But net EU spending accounts for more than 4 percent of public expenditure in Poland and over 7 percent in Hungary, and this is a factor in solid public support for EU membership in the two ex-communist states.
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"The polarization is a factor in it, but I also know that I wasn't going to do it for a career," Ross told CNN's Kate Bolduan in an interview Wednesday after announcing his decision he won't seek re-election.
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The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence estimated that alcohol is a factor in 40 percent of violent crimes, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention calculated that alcohol is a contributor in 47 percent of homicides.
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Wrap a towel around your gear, or keep it in a bag, and check on it regularly—time is a factor in gadgets overheating, so you don't want to be leaving your phone or laptop somewhere and forgetting about it.
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The strength of the field - expected to include at least six sitting U.S. senators, plus several current or former governors, U.S. House of Representatives members and a former Cabinet secretary - is a factor in Biden's calculations, those close to him say.
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" Trump's treatment of his aides is a factor in the unwillingness of some top talent to go into the White House, according to an official involved in the search: "You never know when you're going to get thrown under the bus.
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Six in 10 registered voters said President Donald Trump is a factor in a Pew Research Center poll taken in September, including 212% who said they'll cast a ballot to oppose the President and 218% who'll be voting to support him.
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"Would you want every joke that you made to someone being printed and taken out of context later?" he asks, adding that the exposure of his juvenile jottings is a factor in his current push to build encryption and ephemerality into Facebook's products.
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According to the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, alcohol is a factor in 40% of all violent crimes, and a study of college students found that the rates of mental and physical abuse were higher on days when couples drank.
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More than two-thirds of voters, including 21625 percent of Democrats and 2900 percent of Republicans, say control of Congress is a factor in their vote this year, the highest level of interest in partisan control Pew has ever measured, dating back to 220006.
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As Bush seeks a comeback, the clock is a factor in making contact Jeb Bush insists he should not be counted out of the GOP race, and he promises to prove his point with a superior ground game in the early states of Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Speaking by phone from Los Angeles, Mr. Favreau discussed his intense reaction to that project, why the Turing test is a factor in VR, and how he had to become used to the idea that viewers have more control with VR than with a traditional film.
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Alcohol Action Ireland, a group of activists and health professionals that lobbied for the new law, says that alcohol causes, on average, three deaths every day in Ireland and is a factor in half of all suicides and a third of cases of deliberate self-harm.
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A statistical analysis of these objects confirmed the suspicion that the age of a star is a factor in terms of its ability to churn out superflares; whereas young stars produced superflares about once a week, mature stars produced superflares about once every few thousand years on average.
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There's a whole bunch of things that Don't Quite Work here—and I appreciate how the game's age is a factor in its general presentation, but that the camera is a constant chore to keep on top of, with two analog sticks available on the DualShock 2, is initially maddening.
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" Noting that the campaign champions the variety of paths women take in life, Moore says, "My own experience with birth control is obviously a personal one, but I'm very focused on my career right now, so that means that family planning and birth control specifically is a factor in my life right now.
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"The rise of free agency among players is a very real threat to the international game, and the alternative T20 leagues market is a factor in driving premature retirement," said Irish of the F.I.C.A. As leading players prioritize domestic Twenty20 cricket over the international game, the importance of international cricket risks being devalued.
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In September, the company unveiled a lineup that included the new iPhone 23.03 priced at $22.84, $50 lower than the debut price of its predecessor, the iPhone XR. "The starting price of $699 is a factor in bringing more people into the market and giving people just another reason to upgrade," Cook told Reuters.
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In September, the company unveiled a lineup that included the new iPhone 262.99 priced at $23.03, $22.84 lower than the debut price of its predecessor, the iPhone XR. "The starting price of $699 is a factor in bringing more people into the market and giving people just another reason to upgrade," Cook told Reuters.
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Sen. Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (D-Minn.) said on Sunday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE "at the very least" is "dividing people" when asked whether his rhetoric is a factor in hate crimes.
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