take account of something
take something into account

The number goes up to 100,000 when all areas are taken into account.

The costs involved will also need to be taken into account.

On one hand, we were training them not to take race into account.

The number does not take into account lost business or other economic costs.

Members will take them into account when they come to a decision.

We will take them into account in our future work.

At the same time we have to take the future into account.

You also have to take into account your body type, he says.

Everything we experience has to take the social environment into account.

But I do want you to take into account the whole thing.