enter the equation

When children enter the equation, things can really get messy on the road.

This was not the time to allow emotions to enter the equation.

Now that cuts have entered the equation, the association says the numbers will probably be higher.

"Anything can happen when drugs enter the equation," said Banks.

He was not aware of when Karen had entered the equation, but now it seemed just great.

This is where psychology, rather than actual law, enters the equation.

He would never trust his woman completely, where ambition might enter the equation.

A new element entered the equation when West contributed a double.

The factor Kirk had been hoping for entered the equation.

It is too soon to assess the impact of his policy, and many variables enter the equation.

And once serious money enters the equation, the game is up for high-mindedness.

The top pad might also be foam; with that, high technology enters the equation.

Process, production and commercial issues will then enter the equation:

Love and pleasure rarely, if ever, enter the equation.

According to Maida, half of the record was completed before the book and its ideas even entered the equation.

It would probably surprise no one if ethnic profiling enters the equation to some degree.

But when it comes to deciding on exactly what to serve with them, too much reverence often enters the equation.

Something happens when a new ship, initially believed to be an asteroid, enters the equation.

When software enters the equation, that certainty goes away.

I don't think pit bulls enter the equation,' he said.

It seems strange that the speed of light enters the equation as an integer.

"The cost of the yearling does not enter the equation, however, when you're a trainer.