He chalks it up to exercising control in his life.
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A traffic enforcement officer chalks tires Arvada, Colorado, in 2014.
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Sprays, glitters, chalks and other temporary products are not allowed.
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We're told Louis chalks the whole thing up to jealously.
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Gharachedaghi chalks it up to a desire to stir the pot.
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Conservative columnist Byron York chalks it all up to Trump's inexperience.
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Kelly denies the allegations and chalks it up to a shakedown.
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Segura, whose mother is Peruvian, chalks this up to Latin culture.
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Increasingly, those times come just before it chalks up another win.
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Watch ... Tyler chalks up his cramping to training -- or a lack thereof.
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" Ullrich chalks this story up to "Hitler's need for exaggerated self-importance.
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Tamim denies the accusations, and chalks up the animosity to simple jealousy.
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Powers chalks it up to adolescence until Kevin calls at 4 a.m.
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Arie chalks it up to mystery — Chelsea won't disclose that much about herself.
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The philanthropist chalks up his extraordinary ability to a laserlike sense of focus.
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Ally believes her son, but Ivy chalks it up to his night terrors.
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Desiigner basically chalks it up to flying while black ... we'll let him explain.
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Biden's campaign chalks it up to a press hungry for a juicy headline.
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He chalks up the frequency to simply taking advantage of the shots available.
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Gartner chalks this up to increased brand visibility overseas for the Chinese mobile maker.
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New York Times senior editor Sam Dolnick chalks the difference up to logistical difficulties.
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Watch -- Miguel chalks it up to the times and people's thirst for the spotlight.
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" Mr. Sullivan chalks the "smear" against Mr. Mueller and his team to "Republican tribalism.
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He chalks up the surge in hours to Trump's large family and travel schedule.
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The rest of Amazon's apparel stable only chalks up a collective fraction of those sales.
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Google chalks up Gabbard's inability to purchase ads to an automated security measure gone awry.
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Although, she called him a "monster" ... Kelly, ironically, chalks that up to brainwashing from Drea.
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At that phase, I would use all types of materials, but mainly colored pencils and chalks.
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Hoey chalks that up to the fact that people have finally started listening to the arguments.
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Forbes chalks his most recent wealth up to his shows Hell's Kitchen, MasterChef, and MasterChef Junior.
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Instead, Systrom chalks up Instagram's busy year to a combination of changes, both structural and philosophical.
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At ten, Momma Galya chalks NO ONE HEARS YOU on the gates of the soldiers' barracks.
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" She chalks this reluctance up to the false idea that "as athletes we can overcome anything.
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Kondik chalks up candidates' rationales for joining the 2020 race to a calculation about their images.
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Before he's properly diagnosed, a neurologist chalks up his differences and delays to his premature birth.
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Weber chalks that up to customers not being able to see and touch those products in stores.
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Her campaign chalks the issues up to a smaller than average number of college educated white voters.
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He chalks the reaction up to the standard hand-wringing whenever a major product or service changes.
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She chalks it up partially to having lived in France, but it's also just force of habit.
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Tierno chalks this up to factors as disparate (and as common) as bad handwashing and sloppy bartending.
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Beauchamp, and Ocasio-Cortez herself, chalks some of her unpopularity up to negative coverage on the right.
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Gabbard's campaign chalks up the bump in spending to a large increase in searches following the national appearance.
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Nvidia chalks up the differences not to exclusive features, mind you, but the actual design of these chips.
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The organization chalks this up to two key areas: greater access to education, and increased rate of diagnoses.
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Henry is a loquacious dispenser of anecdotes and aesthetic ruminations, which he chalks up to his Southern provenance.
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Mr. Obama chalks up the contradictions both to politics and to the amorphous, unseen nature of the threat.
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The government chalks up Juba's continuing violence to what it calls "unknown gunmen," but there is little investigation.
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Tinkle remembers the rest of the Huskies being equally ineffectual, which she chalks up largely to their preparation.
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Security forces established a security perimeter while maintainers pulled their tools, set up chalks and placed munitions stands.
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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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Today, dogs are dyed with nontoxic permanent and semipermanent dyes and chalks and have designs airbrushed into their fur.
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Jackson chalks that up to state Republicans fearing it would be too politically unpopular for them to win reelection.
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Liu has a different explanation for that pre-period spike in sex drive—she chalks it up to hormone fluctuations.
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China's divorce rate has doubled with the most recent generation, and Jiang chalks this up to the one-child policy.
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It creates enemies and allies based on this framing, and it chalks up wins and losses based on these goals.
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There is certainly a "genetic component in play," as he puts it, but he mostly chalks it up to exposure.
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Today, dogs are dyed with nontoxic permanent and semi-permanent dyes and chalks and have designs airbrushed into their fur.
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The story continues: Boy skateboards home, filled with inspiration, and chalks a mural onto the wall of an abandoned building.
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He calls his experience with the Council a "bothersome thing," but chalks some of it up to a political miscalculation.
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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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The report chalks this inconsistency up to the fact that people don't really like to admit that they get shitfaced regularly.
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He chalks up the split to, essentially, creative differences, and revealed that Cobie Smulders had been his top pick to star.
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He does not believe Trump will actually pull out of NAFTA and chalks up the threat as Trump's aggressive negotiating style.
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She chalks it up to just one of many examples of how the Trump presidency has broken any semblance of normalcy.
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He chalks that up to tribal politics, saying parties have become like sports -- you root for your team no matter what.
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Dietz chalks that experience up as a glitch and plays dumb for her unit's psychologist, and pretends to have lost her memory.
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Normally gauche, he is animated when Lamb chalks up another crushed rival onto the blackboard they use to record the paper's sales.
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" Asked why she didn't just insist on bringing the dogs in, Gillian chalks it up to being a family of "rule-followers.
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Still, Buttigieg chalks his electoral success up to his willingness to innovate in a city whose economic engine had long ago stalled out.
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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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He partially credits his then-girlfriend, now-wifeMelinda'slove ofvacationsfor this shift, and he also chalks it up to "natural behavior" changing with age.
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The town chalks its success up to an intensive programme of engagement with communities and families to identify youth at risk of radicalisation.
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Their comprehensive re-evaluation chalks up the gap to differences in survey design that seemed trivial but turned out to matter a lot.
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Hague chalks it up to so much time spent training, going through every possible failure scenario -- including one similar to what actually happened.
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Poor David's Almanack was recorded on analog tape, although he chalks that up to nothing having come up yet that works better for him.
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Nash chalks up a lot of the demand for this kind of service to millennial generation skepticism about the value of actively managing portfolios.
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The former campaign aide chalks up the scrutiny on Melania Trump as a side effect of being the first first lady of her kind.
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Krayzie chalks up the bloody mishap to doing dumb stuff back in the day, but Wish says he's been plotting his revenge for years.
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During an appearance on The Dr. Oz Show airing Friday, Tarek chalks the incident up to "a huge misunderstanding on her part," referencing Christina, 34.
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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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Morrison can ill-afford to lose Dutton, a leading conservative, as he chalks out a route to meeting Paris Accord commitments to cut carbon emissions.
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Instead, Lister chalks up their decline to climate change, which has already increased temperatures in Luquillo by two degrees Celsius since Lister first sampled there.
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Yet McCabe chalks up any claims that he was less than forthcoming with Justice Department investigators about The Wall Street Journal story as a misunderstanding.
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Regarding Beck herself, Joe chalks that up to having no other option, talking about it like an everyday couples' dispute that got out of hand.
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The New York Times chalks it up to "abusive policing" fueled by concerns that trees were a good place to hide illicit substances and firearms.
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LG chalks up the loss to higher marketing on new models and April's move from Seoul to Vietnam for smartphone production for longer-term cost cutting.
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" In fact, it got so turbulent that Walker didn't think the record would ever come out, something he chalks up as his own "tortured artist bullshit.
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He also chalks some of the improvements to insurance rates, which have skyrocketed, and are keeping the "mom and pop" operators from getting into the business.
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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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Kim chalks their romance up as a life lesson but acknowledges that they need to have a relationship for the good of their family and Dream.
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" When asked why she never confronted Cary about the alleged husband-stealing, Locken chalks it up to the fact that she and Cary "don't get along.
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Though he chalks up some early wins for the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) too, suggesting its 228 hour breach notification requirement is already bearing fruit.
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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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Saweetie chalks up a lot of this success to her work ethic, and her dedication to keep growing regardless of what obstacles stand in her way.
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That study only chalks up 13 percent of job loss to trade during that period, with automation constituting a major portion of that remaining job loss.
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Syracuse's Nicholson chalks up Missoni and Lilly Pulitzer's successes to the fact that those brands have a recognizable aesthetic, which also bodes well for Vineyard Vines.
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" She chalks up the poor reputation of skin walkers in legend to "No-Maj medicine men, who were sometimes faking magical powers themselves, and fearful of exposure.
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"Hamilton" creator and star Lin-Manuel Miranda chalks it up to theater being "one of the last entertainment mediums" where writers of projects still maintain creative control.
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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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He chalks up some recent growth to the launch of account switching, so family members sharing a single phone in the developing world can all use Messenger.
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In terms of the increased revenue figures, App Annie chalks up much of this growth to China's impact on the market, and specifically its growth on iOS.
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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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On the contrary, the Scripps team chalks this positive trend up to successful clean-water regulations, environmental lawsuits, and public pressure, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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He chalks it up to the angry emotions he feels about being connected to the Red Angel and the lack of answers he has about its existence.
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Carlos Dominguez chalks an image of a cross on the road as he waits for a glimpse of Pope Francis along the pontiff's planned route in Cuidad Juarez.
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" A 2013 Washington Post article chalks this up to strategy: "Traditionally, Popeyes has been focused on the 'urban' market, which in retail parlance can be code for 'black.
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Bannon chalks up that failure to Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell not realizing the deep divisions they were and still are facing within the Republican Party.
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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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He chalks those variations up to environmental changes that weren't of as much concern in 1970: pollution, lower-quality food supply, and the growing hole in the ozone layer.
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Bell chalks up the appeal of the style to a broad, cultural familiarity as generations of readers picked up the books or had them read to them as children.
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Time chalks up the appearance of some of the more common names to the fact that there are over 10,000 baby names to compete with across all 50 states.
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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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The two have been married for more than 68 years, and Brandreth chalks the strength of their relationship up to Philip's ability to make Elizabeth laugh, according to People.
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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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Clippers honcho Jerry West says the incident with the Houston Rockets is "just one of those things that happens in sports" ... and chalks it all up to emotions and testosterone.
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IEA chalks up the slowdown to forecasts for weaker economic growth, a return to average weather conditions and diminishing opportunities to switch from coal to gas in electric power plants.
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Hoffman chalks that up to something called an "extinction burst," during which a troll might escalate their behavior in the hopes that something even more toxic will elicit a response.
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Designed by makeup artist and all-around expert at smoky eyes, Tom Pecheux, it's no wonder the Couture Chalks do what all your other eye products don't and, frankly, can't.
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Cameron says she was left with ink that's "so bad, uneven, and faded," but she'd never dreamt of getting it removed — she chalks it up to part of her journey.
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"But I'm not as confident in it as others are," he tells CNBC Make It. Instead, he chalks it up to analysts "data-mining" to find any indicator that holds up.
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It chalks that up to tight partnerships with health systems in each state, which allows it to push members towards a more curated list of high-quality, but affordable, medical providers.
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World Bank data chalks Zimbabwe's total imports of goods and services to fall at 48.76 percent of gross domestic product (GDP), whereas its export percentage is recorded to be just 26.25 percent.
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Second, an emotional "hear no evil" response that chalks everything up to a distraction, driven by the media's capricious need for interpersonal drama, and one that will ultimately harm the progressive interests.
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She got it from her mama (and her dad) For those fans who like the way Cardi speaks — and Amazon certainly does — she chalks it up to her Bronx upbringing by Caribbean parents.
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He chalks up the scene's renaissance to the popularity of Stranger Things and the gorgeously austere Blade Runner sequel, and mentions he's only been actively running his YouTube shop for about three months.
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Mr. Edwards, as strange as it may seem to Democrats elsewhere, studiously avoids criticism of the president and chalks up Mr. Trump's attacks on his record as the familiar realities of party politics.
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The IEA chalks up those declines to a change in the way the tax system treats private use of company cars and the end of tax incentives last year for plug-in hybrids.
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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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He chalks up his 2018 win to his discipline—every week he spent hours off the clock mastering the physics and nuances of the sign, until it felt like an extension of himself.
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Gordon-Levitt writes that the concern about spec work was "sorta painful to hear," and he chalks some controversy up to confusion about how HitRecord works — whether it pays artists at all, for instance.
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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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But at $43 for the base model and $24 for the upgraded version, it's still significantly cheaper than other flagships — something the company chalks up, in part, to its virtually non-existent advertising budget.
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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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A recent, more detailed, estimate by Daron Acemoglu, David Autor and others chalks up about 1m of 5.5m manufacturing jobs lost between 20093 and 2011 to Chinese competition (with similar-sized job losses in other industries).
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Yet a record 28.5 million travelers are expected to fly U.S. airlines over the Thanksgiving holiday, according to Airlines for America, an industry group that chalks up the forecast to low fares and a strong economy.
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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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Label execs, other musicians, and huge numbers of fans are all won over by "Jack's" music; when his skeptical parents don't immediately recognize that "Let It Be" is great, Yesterday chalks it up to their being philistines.
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He chalks up his lack of sensitivity during his visit to Aokigahara, in part, to having never known anyone who committed suicide even though he was raised in Ohio, where it's the second leading cause of death.
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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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"In fact, the NYPD chalks up the majority of missing tourist reports each year to the city's subterranean canine inhabitants," the brochure cautions and directs park-goers to Reginella's fictional Ed Koch Wolf Foundation's website for more information.
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We got Green on Capitol Hill Thursday and asked about 58 Democrats voting to move ahead on 86'ing Trump from office -- not nearly enough to make it happen -- but he still chalks it up as a win.
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In today's statement from Mooney (which you can read below), he chalks up the layoffs and new delays to a narrowed focus on MCX's partnership with Chase on its Chase Pay service, a deal that was announced last fall.
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In a new interview in Good Housekeeping, hitting newsstands January 17, the When Calls the Heart star chalks her Benjamin Button-esque appearance up to good genetics and the type of practical skincare advice any mom would approve of.
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He's so intent on helping Lolly and using his counseling skills that when she tells him that she killed someone and buried them in the garden, Healy chalks it up to delusion and assures her she didn't do it.
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Mr. Moore chalks up his easy rapport with children to being "just a bit A.D.D." and also to his stint working at the restaurant chain Golden Corral, where employees were urged to remember names and personal details about diners.
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So he chalks up, holds it against his neck, and does that crazy run, somehow balancing the pole as he goes forward, which happens to be one of the most elegant maneuvers in the sport … And he gets it.
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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 could be any or all of the below, according to JPMorgan: A spokesperson for Uber, which is the most prominent transportation platform included in the study, chalks it up to growth in drivers who choose to drive part-time.
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Ryan said he chalks up the Fed's will-they-won't-they monetary policy to the difficulty of raising rates at a time when many global central banks are easing in an attempt to eke out any growth from their economies.
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" More confusing is the fact that the spokesperson at least partially chalks up the labels to ensuring that shoppers can get the products they need from Tesco: "We know customers want the convenience of getting all their shopping in one place.
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MERKEL, MACRON FACE MIGRANT CRISIS AS EUROPE&aposS NATIONALIST-POPULIST MOVEMENT CHALKS UP WINS Horst Seehofer, the CSU interior minister, whose party is facing regional elections in October, wants Germany to turn back refugees who have already registered in other European countries.
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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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At least, that is, for the stability of your net worth: In 2018, Hong Kong's high net worth population experienced the steepest drop in collective wealth of any region worldwide, CapgeminiThakral chalks the decline in Hong Kong's wealth up to two main factors.
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Buttigieg's campaign chalks the numbers gap up to the fact that his time spent in Iowa and New Hampshire has made his name recognition go up, and the campaign believes more time on the ground in other states will have the same effect.
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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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Most plagiarism cases unfold pretty similarly: someone discovers one case of copypaste-ivitis, the writer denies any culpability and chalks it up to a mistake or misunderstanding, someone else discovers more examples of wrongdoing, the writer apologizes and is fired, the world moves on.
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Since 1889, the General Pencil Company has been converting huge quantities of raw materials (wax, paint, cedar planks, graphite) into products you can find, neatly boxed and labeled, in art and office-supply stores across the nation: watercolor pencils, editing pencils, sticks of charcoal, pastel chalks.
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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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IN JUNE, the number of students who sat for the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT) was up 20% over the same sitting in 2016—a bump the exam's administrator chalks up, in part, to "our current political climate" spurring "people...to understand again the necessity for the rule of law".
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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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C.K. chalks up the show's cost to the high quality of its production — the show uses "four broadcast cameras, two beautiful sets and a state-of-the-art control room and a very talented and skilled crew and a hall-of-fame cast" — and the fact that it's completely independent.
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Brotherton chalks it up to biases "built into our brains," like the intentionality bias (tendency to ascribe motives where there are none) and our natural ability to detect patterns, a talent that doesn't always lead us in the right direction and can cause us to turn coincidences into something sinister.
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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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He chalks this approach up to his age, which is both encouraging (today's teens know how to harness and handle the internet better than any of us) and depressing (this is likely the only version of the internet they've experienced.) "[We're] the generation of 9/11, the recession, cyberbullying, and school shootings," he said.
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" He shrugged off any suggestion that he's cracked the code for enduring multiple hours of makeup application each day — "I sit there, basically, or I stand there" — and he chalks up maintaining his strikingly lean physique to a "very boring" exercise routine of elliptical machines and light dumbbell lifting, and "the metabolism of a 22015-year-old.
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That may account for some of the declines these rival networks are seeing in 2020, though the increased numbers of cord-cutters and "cord-nevers" is also likely a contributor, as now fewer people are tuning in to shop via their TV. However, eMarketer chalks up their decline, as well as Macy's, to the softening apparel market.
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Kim chalks it up to research (she scoured online to round up 297 names of individuals who'd worked at luxury brands she liked and reached out to all of them, received 37 replies, and eventually found 12 who were willing to share specific insight about which labs were worth targeting), persistence, and, ultimately, offering to pre-pay for the first three batches of production.
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For the uninitiated, a win chalks up three points in group play, a tie (like that between Paraguay and Costa Rica last week) earns one point, and goal differential counts in a tie, so the US's 4-0 victory over Costa Rica on Tuesday was the lynch pin in their claim to the top spot in the group—over a very strong Colombian side.
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More broadly, the partnership furthers GoCardless' mission to become a one-stop shop globally for businesses that want to let customers pay via recurring bank payments, known as Direct Debits in the U.K. It also chalks up another win for TransferWise, which has always wanted to power currency exchange for other financial service providers and not just its own app, but has sometimes struggled with this aspect of its platform play.
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