Henry is a loquacious dispenser of anecdotes and aesthetic ruminations, which he chalks up to his Southern provenance.
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Something she chalks up to making her first real pop album, 1989, which she says she didn't do alone.
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On Google Play, #2 was South Korea – something App Annie chalks up to Android's dominance in the country, courtesy of Samsung.
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Mathrani then recapitalized the company with an additional $9003 billion in equity, which he humbly chalks up to an adrenaline rush.
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Samsung saw the biggest gains — a phenomenon the analyst firm chalks up to a shift in strategy to eat some of its profits.
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But while many unisex products are available through the program, tampons and pads aren't included, which Meng chalks up to the social stigma around periods.
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But consumer trust has come down overall, which Zweig chalks up to "concerns with the tech industry that might have spilled over" to the health sector.
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The majority of African-American candidates are running as Democrats, which the state party chalks up to its efforts to reach out to communities of color.
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Now in its fourth season, Fortnite has exploded in popularity, which my colleague Nick Statt chalks up to its continually updated story in its vast shared world.
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This earnings season has been peppered with stock declines that Cramer chalks up to small blips in companies' reports that make investors feel like they've lost momentum.
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Though he has had Lasik surgery—"In Colombia, before it was legal here"—his vision is still imperfect, a malady he chalks up to doing too much intravenous cocaine.
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This earnings season has been peppered with stock declines that CNBC's Jim Cramer chalks up to small blips in companies' reports that make investors feel like they've lost momentum.
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He also described having a pint of blood drained from his body following the Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles ... an issue he chalks up to internal bleeding.
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She often shoots with silicone-based lube because it can last a long time…so much so that it permanently stains sheets, which Pam chalks up to a production expense for making porn.
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There's been interest among both donors linked to the tech industry as well as more traditional philanthropies — something Goldman chalks up to Harris' ability to speak to people in and out of Silicon Valley.
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She declines most interview requests, which she chalks up to intense introversion and to a general philosophy that art dealers — she prefers the less commercial-sounding "gallerist" — should never usurp attention from their artists.
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Despite her successes with taking science education virtual, her colleagues have been less receptive to the idea than she had hoped, something she chalks up to the learning curve associated with scripting in Second Life.
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It's a reality that O'Rourke chalks up to a travel schedule and online advertising push built with the general election in mind, but it shows he still has to sell himself to the Democratic base, too.
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And the National Republican Congressional Committee last week began airing a commercial that accuses Mr. Thompson of supporting abortion for gender selection, a charge he denies and chalks up to desperation on the part of his opponent.
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"REEFER MADNESS" Part of the problem, according to Cloutier, is that most people --particularly veterans -- are still scared to even talk about cannabis, something he chalks up to the remnants of the so-called "reefer madness" of the early 20th century.
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It also took Preda a while to fully grasp just how huge Graceffa's star is, and how "being a digital celebrity worked" – a lot of which he chalks up to following a more traditional path of college and a 9-to-5 job.
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In a ride full of new-school technologies, it's the evolution of an older one that serves as the undeniable high point, something that WDI executive producer Lisa Girolami chalks up to the company's focus on finding the best way to execute any given illusion.
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The actor doesn't have much more to add beyond what the letter says clear as day -- that the 'Guardians' "fully support" James -- but he does elaborate on what he thinks is happening to his big bro ... a full-on character assassination that he chalks up to mere lies.
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Dr. Thomy Kouremada-Zioga, a hair transplant surgeon at the Private Clinic of Harley Street, told the Daily Express that she has noticed a significant increase of patients who follow a strict vegan diet, a phenomenon she chalks up to the dietary restrictions that vegans impose on themselves.
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After waning for a few years, the number of groups then jumped by 14% from 2014 to 2015—an increase Mr Lenz chalks up to a confrontation in 2014, when the father of two ranchers involved in the Oregon stand-off faced down government officials on public land in Nevada.
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However, he acknowledged that a number of augmented reality companies are struggling — a fact he chalks up to the cost and difficulty of developing AR hardware; the gap between hype and reality; and the extent to which AR companies have relied on Chinese investment, which has been harder to secure since the trade war.
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Hip hop uses these images because it sells and it is what the public consumes. Studies have shown that men who watched these videos are more accepting of violence against women and see them as sex objects. It is believed that this distinction of accepted and unaccepted raunchiness chalks up to the idea "classism". Classism is differential treatment based on actual or perceived social status.
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