Sentence examples for a clear reckoning from inspiring English sources

The encyclical is a clear reckoning with the multifaceted climate crisis.

Soaring public perorations to freedom and democracy without a clear, concrete reckoning with the state of things today would have produced a backlash and achieved nothing.

But the rules are not clear, reckons Kay Hailbronner, a lawyer.

The b2b smart bike lock business model is clear, reckons Majzoobi — talking up the "huge advantage" vs extant bike share systems because Bitlock's leaner offering is "an order of magnitude less expensive" than, for example, those that require stationary docks for bikes to be placed into.

This, it reckoned, was "a clear reflection of how much things have changed, on and off the cricket field, in bilateral relations".

Although it is most certainly wrong to reckon with a clear dichotomy between the intellectual commitments and sentiments of 'Christians' and 'pagans' in late antiquity, it is striking that David's text gives us no firm indication that the author was indeed a Christian.

Red shirts reckon they have a clear majority.

It expects a 0.1% drop in UK GDP in the current quarter, and its head, Robert Chote, reckons there's a clear risk that the contraction will continue into the first three months of 2013.

Montier reckons that mining stocks are a clear example.

With a clear mind in each morning's light, let us consider this and make a determination, even if through "dead reckoning".

A hand, a flash, a reckoning.