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equation

[ih-kwey-zhuhn, -shuhn] / ɪˈkweɪ ʒən, -ʃən /


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He said "affordability" for drivers was part of the equation.

From BBC

India now face a straightforward equation -- win their remaining two matches to keep qualification for the semi-finals largely in their own hands, or risk depending on other results.

From Barron's

Cost can only "come into the equation" when someone's needs can be fully met in different ways, according to Allen.

From BBC

For Emilio Morales, who leads the Havana Consulting Group, which specializes in the Cuban economy, cutting off shipments "won't change the equation."

From Barron's

Prospective NIL deals aren’t necessarily part of the equation—elite athletic ability can beef up college applications in general.

From The Wall Street Journal