Sentences with phrase «on a lot of factors too»

But this depends on a lot of factors too.

Not exact matches

While most regular medicines will not have any effect on baby through breastfeeding, it eventually depends on a lot of other factors too (mentioned earlier).

While stains can depend on a lot of factors, I found that stains have generally washed out completely within 2 washes, and they sun out easily too.

There can be a lot of pressure placed on expectant parents to not only to pick a name that is unique and interesting, but to consider many other factors: family members wanting to be namesakes, fear of a name being too popular (or not popular enough), or even the child being bullied because of a particular name.

Lots of holiday - related factors can put excess strain on the heart, whether that's consuming too many sweets and too much alcohol, dealing with stressful family members, or delaying medical care while traveling.

There are some interesting plot developments (though by far the most amazing factor is that the young cast haven't aged too much in the three years between episodes) but it's clear that there's a lot of retconning going on.

I'm not sure this is answerable as «too much» is mostly subjective — and any objective answer would depend on a whole lot of factors (quality of food, region, etc)

When you factor in childcare (a big one), paying for all of the mileage and gas on two cars, buying lots of expensive clothes for work, paying extra taxes (remember there are no taxes on saving, only income), and buying ready - to - eat and restaurant meals because your both too busy and tired to cook, many people find that you have more free cash flow with one working spouse and one spouse taking care of the children and household than two income families.

I've comment on another one of your comments, but now that I've seen more of your comments, all which a based on your personal experience and bias it's quite comical to see you call someone else's comment emotional and irrational unless you are specifically commenting on party of the comment «uncastrated dogs father lots and lots of pups» because the rest of the comment is quite the opposite, they are way too many factors at play too suggest that neutering causes behavior problems

Some of the animal - related factors that can make it difficult to detect a microchip include the following: animals that won't stay still or struggle too much while being scanned; the presence of long, matted hair at or near the microchip implantation site; excessive fat deposits in the region of implantation; and a metal collar (or a collar with a lot of metal on it).

Tropical Freeze, however, has the tricky task of recapturing the excitement that Returns brought back to the series without becoming a «me too» sequel, and I have to say that it both succeeds and falters in its mission in the way that so many sequels do; it manages to improve on its forbear in significant ways by using the original as a template to iron out any flaws and to build from, but having said that, it's not doing an awful lot that's new and it doesn't have the «wow» factor that Returns had after the series had been away for so long.

Roddy writes «Hang on Jim, I thought the point of the article was that it wasn't just a lot of rain in a short time, but lots of other factors could have played a part too.»