Sentence examples for a conservative reckoning of from inspiring English sources

A conservative reckoning of the number of books ever published is thirty-two million; Google believes that there could be as many as a hundred million.

Widespread criticism of the party's spoiling role in the Selangor crisis has pushed PAS's leader, Abdul Hadi Awang, closer to the conservatives, reckons Wan Saiful of IDEAS Malaysia, a think-tank.

Valine is a conservative replacement of isoleucine.

Make a conservative estimate of your returns.

E.J. McMahon, an analyst at the Manhattan Institute, a conservative think-tank, reckons the new property tax will cost the city 62,000 jobs, 2% of the total.

Bruce Bartlett, a conservative tax analyst, reckons that "tax reform will have to take place in the context of raising taxes rather than cutting them".

But Turkey is facing a reckoning of its own.

A conservative estimate by Jonas Widgren, of the International Centre for Migration Policy Development in Vienna, reckons that 400,000 people are smuggled into the European Union each year; others suggest that is simply the number of girls brought into the EU and forced into prostitution.

The TUC reckons that a conservative assessment shows that, after all the to-ing and fro-ing in the labour market, about 540,000 of the million or so jobs created since 2008 have been among the self-employed.

The Conservatives reckon they could eradicate the deficit - and even have a surplus - by 2018.

Western diplomats reckon that an Iranian diplomat who was assassinated in Baghdad in April may once have been a guardsman.Promoting the IRGC may be part of a conservative response to the clergy's own waning prestige.