In other words, Mr. Eisenson said, when an extra payment against principal is made, that payment results in an accelerated reduction of the outstanding principal balance, which, in turn, results in a smaller portion of the next payment being attributed to interest.
Any difference in number of publications from year to year could thus most likely be attributed to interest in QoL instead of simply due to more studies in general being published every year.
NOV. 6 Record morning turnout on Election Day is attributed to national interest in the presidential race and utter lack of interest in "Monday Night Football".
Only some of the increase in home prices could be attributed to falling interest rates and population growth.
Japanese stocks posted strong advances for the day, which traders attributed to lower interest rates in the United States and renewed hope for an uptick in technology sales.
The production has been drawing full houses most nights, which Ms. Wingert attributed to audience interest in Mr. Kartheiser, who said he hopes eventually to return for a one-man show that the Guthrie had earlier turned down.
It breathes rare life into his wife, Elizabeth, later revered in the role of Queen Mother, a rather doll-like figure loved for smiling, waving, saying little in public and living to 101.But acclaim for "The King's Speech" cannot be attributed to narrative interest alone.
In addition to debt, the companys losses can be attributed to higher interest and higher capital expenditure.
Before the opening bell, TD Ameritrade posted earnings of $136.2 million, or 23 cents per share, for its fiscal first quarter ended Dec. 31, attributed to lower interest rates and higher expenses.
Before the opening bell, investment services provider TD Ameritrade posted earnings of $136.2 million, or 23 cents per share, for its fiscal first quarter ended Dec. 31, attributed to lower interest rates and higher expenses.
In other words, much of the credit for Britain's recent spell of low inflation does not belong to the MPC at all, but can be attributed to the interest-rate decisions taken before it was set up, by the then chancellor, Kenneth Clarke.
