Sentence examples for Widespread reckoning from inspiring English sources

And there is the widespread reckoning in mundane affairs not just of absolutes but of rates of change.

Sydney Kentridge, lead counsel for the Biko family at the inquest, moved seamlessly to England in the years that followed, and became, by widespread reckoning among his peers, Britain's most distinguished barrister, still practicing in London now, at 90.

Francis once defended a bishop accused of covering up the case, prompting a storm of protest, but an about-face has led to a widespread reckoning in the country.

As Rebecca Traister outlined in New York Magazine, a backlash of some kind to this widespread moment of reckoning feels inevitable.

The organisation reckons the widespread deployment of Bt maize could halve both figures.

While that is no doubt true, Sheikh Tamim also has to reckon with widespread opposition to radical changes or abolition of the kafala system among Qataris who worry that they could lose control of their state and society and see their culture diluted if foreigners were to gain rights.

But as the bulk of #ChurchToo stories and Savage's dramatic confession reveal, evangelicalism's theology of forgiveness and grace and its institutional culture of all-male leadership may be keeping evangelicals from having an honest reckoning with the widespread sexual abuse in its ranks.

He reckoned that the widespread use of Mercator out of the thousands of projections available was a sign of bias.

It very quickly turned into a massive gathering that plainly demonstrated how America has yet to reckon with its widespread issues of racism and white supremacy. .

It very quickly turned into a massive gathering that plainly demonstrated how America has yet to reckon with its widespread issues of racism and white supremacy.

The descent of Uber into corporate chaos reached a critical juncture Monday as the company shed yet another top executive, added a new outside board member and prepared for a day of reckoning over allegations of widespread harassment of employees.