1. I think you have to take into account that he's a good deal younger than the rest of us.

2. There are three factors to take into account: firstly cost, secondly time, and thirdly staff.

3. These are relevant factors to take into account.

4. There's the slipstream to take into account.

5. But Nixon fails to take into account certain pitfalls.

6. Future studies evaluating mechanisms of gastrin release have to take into account the H pylori state.

7. In my judgment the judge was fully entitled to take into account the matters which she there expressed.

8. The argument is nonsense because it fails to take into account the way women are treated as a matter of course.

9. It also fails to take into account the fact that a large number of men were familiar with court proceedings.

10. The design of policy has to take into account the ambiguity of the welfare analysis outlined in the previous section.

11. The average Westerner fails to take into account the fact that there are so many weak points on the human body.

12. One of the important things to take into account when designing single bed Fair Isle patterns is the length of the floats.

13. The court is likely to take into account the proportion of the consideration received by each vendor.

14. We also have to take into account the passage of light rays through the highly curved space-time near the expanding object.

15. They are entitled to take into account a variety of selection factors.

16. The deputy judge had to take into account also the other evidence relevant to the issue of testamentary competence.

17. The mutual help system has to take into account things like holidays and emergency backup.

18. Does this enable the court to take into account the comparative social utility of the product and apply a cost-benefit analysis?

19. They are entitled to take into account the credit histories of people living at those addresses with the same surname as you.

20. There may be many factors to take into account, but usually the overriding consideration is monetary.

21. The first thing to take into account when planning a stag party is group mentality.

22. One more thing to take into account.

23. There are four points to take into account here.

24. Each day bulked, a wrong guess,() a thing Ralph had failed to take into account.

25. In this case I am satisfied that Booth J. did have a discretion to take into account the interests of the children.

26. In particular, they have been censured for failing sufficiently to take into account the needs of local people.

27. Silkin replied that it was a factor which he was entitled to take into account.

28. The answer to my hon. Friend's question is that of course those are relevant considerations for valuers to take into account.

29. Moreover, we should assume that future decisions about Unix will have to take into account what is good for Novell.

30. "With regards to Kashmir it remains our view a resolution of that issue has to take into account the wishes of the Kashmiri people," said William Burns.

31. In order to take into account the influence of the heterogeneous structure on local voidage, a local voidage model for simulations of bubbling fluidized beds was presented.

32. Working in a team, we have to take into account how each individual member works best.

33. Notice there were several lulls in our space program as we found out new things, and then geared up to take into account the malevolence of outer space.

34. We will see below how to take into account the case of an empty stack, which has no top to be popped .

35. But one thing Kwok failed to take into account is confidence, or the lack of it.

36. The proposed guidelines have been amended to take into account European concerns.

37. The bonuses will also adjusted to take into account losses as well as profits.

38. In order to apply correctly the two preceding Rules it is necessary to take into account the relative power of two aspects.

39. In dealing with the issue of private law to take into account the relief of the party in breach of deterrence, as well as the way to achieve deterrence relief.

40. That is something we'll need to take into account with the car set - up.

41. "The historian has to take into account that Jesus' opponents conceded that he did perform miracles," notes F.F. Bruce of Manchester University in England, a leading evangelical exegete.

42. But to repeat: responsible wage policies have to take into account the situation in labour markets.

43. We had to take into account the strategic implications of these events.

44. The key message for the World Cup, then, is that teams need to take into account transition, acclimatisation and tactics.

45. The use of partitioning features on the base table does not need to take into account whether MQTs will be built upon this table.

46. Patches mounted on the irregular surface are measured in order to take into account the effect of the irregular dielectric platform on the conformal array during the pattern synthesis procedure.

47. To take into account visual effects of flashing lights, effective intensity is used.

48. We could always revise the suggestions, to take into account any objections.

49. Economic theory has to take into account the enormous diversity and interdependence.

50. How, then, do you provide a view that is intelligent enough to take into account all these device variations without resorting to one that supports only the least common denominator of capabilities?

51. You need to take into account the initial cost of the software, along with the associated long-term costs.

52. You have to take into account , when you consult your client, what their lifestyle is.