Word Finder - factored

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To find all the factors of (a number or other mathematical object) (the objects that divide it evenly).

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(of a number or other mathematical object) To be a product of other objects.

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(commercial) To sell a debt or debts to an agent (the factor) to collect.

From the late 15th-century Dutch merchants and itinerant fleets also factored.

The CDFA will also be able to point out that provisions for health insurance, life insurance, and cost of living increases must be factored into any proposal.

The effects of weather and battlefield obscurants should be factored.

By direct comparison, online MBAs will usually cost less than a traditional brick-and-mortar degree because cost-of-living increases are not factored into online degrees.

Although student responses don't exclusively determine the "best" colleges' rankings, they are heavily factored into final results.

Similar land-based resorts can cost a great deal more when all the details of the vacation are factored into the overall price.

The symbolism of pearls is still factored into metaphysical jewelry.

Other details, like broad shoulders, low elbows, low knees and appropriately sized inseams, are also factored.

Workers are often paid a higher wage due to fair trade practices as well and this must be factored in to the expense.

Other fantastic worlds establish their own realities that must be factored into the strategic and tactical decisions made by players.

All of these factors are important in determining what your down payment will be, as well as what your monthly payments will be after interest rates are factored in.

Keep in mind that insurance and taxes will also need to be factored into your equation for an even more accurate monthly payment estimate.

The cost of delivering candles and the cost of packaging can add substantially to the total cost that the customer pays and as such this needs to be factored into the financial planning.

The exact position of the planets and houses during the time of an individual's birth is not factored into a Chinese horoscope.

These costs, too, must be factored in when determining how much you will have to pay for childcare for your children.

Since not all online outlets offer good deals on shipping, those fees will have to be factored into the overall cost of the shoe.

When buying online make sure that the price of delivery is factored in.

The cost is factored into the financial product the customer has purchased.

Considerations factored into this evaluation include your medical condition, education level, and past work experience.

This upbringing in a strong Jewish family has strongly factored into Joel's musical perspective.

Printable invites can use a large amount of ink, which should be factored in to the cost savings.

Tailoring costs have to be factored in to make sure not only that the uniforms fit, but that they are repaired as needed.

While these prices may in fact be low, it is certain that the cost of the domain registration to the service provider is factored into the price.

These set-up costs and the resulting paper losses are factored into the cost of the product.