How to pronounce “amort” in English

and amortize their marketing costs.

you'll amortize the software.

It could be amortized easily over the 25-year first life of the plant.

There was a thing called a negatively amortized adjustable rate subprime mortgage.

It really talked about the negatively amortized adjustable rate subprime mortgage, and it also talked about it in the book.

So if you sort of amortize over the year, it's like at least a billion dollar e-commerce platform.

you've got loans that amortise which means each payment that you make some amount of the principles being paid back to the lender and over time it's paid

We're not cognitively wired to amortize our spending.

xiaomi said is if we hire good enough designers and we amortize the cost over

That was the cost of kerosene and the amortize cost of a kerosene lamp. Back in 1800 and you'd have to work for six hours--on the then average wage--to earn the price of a candle

only loan and then you've got the negative amortization loan interesting if I had given this speech 10 years ago

whatever down the road that loan recasts to a fully amortised

When you make your payment on a 30-year fixed rate loan amortized over 30 years at 4%, 30% of that payment

Ah, pues, mi amortiguador sí.

So the way he defines owner earnings, he says it's net income plus depreciation plus amortization

The cost of an Israeli desalination plant is about $400 million, which is totally amortiz-itable-- I had it wrong twice now, so you know what I'm saying.

closely -- you have to add 40 to 50 percent for maintenance, taxes, insurance, to actually cover your out-of-pocket costs. And remember, you have to amortize your roof

the railroad was saying they wanted a tax break from land that they owned that was losing value. They wanted to amortize their losses as taxes.