Sentence examples for a year of reckoning from inspiring English sources

But 2014 will be a year of reckoning.

Had the U.S. acted earlier to fix its fiscal deficit and raise domestic savings, had the EU and Japan made more progress in adopting pro-growth reforms and hadChina boosted consumption and allowed more flexibility in its exchange rate, we would, with reasonable certainty, be cheering in a prosperous new year instead of fearing that 2008 will be a year of reckoning.

Next year will be a year of reckoning.

So IDC declares 2013 will be "a year of reckoning in mobile software".

(No equations!) Evan Osnos: This was a year of reckoning for Internet culture in China.

Silicon Valley's year of reckoning.

2009 is the year of reckoning.

The basic figures in these calculations were derived from the Brahmanical reckoning of a year of 10,800 muhūrta (see calendar: The Hindu calendar), together with combinations of other basic numbers, such as four phases, 27 nakṣatras, etc.

For Fleet Street, this was the year of reckoning for the tabloid misdemeanours exposed in 2011.

And, after more than a year of piecing together the evidence, the reckoning has now begun for the country's disgraced former banking bosses.

With its population growing by a million people per year, it, too, faces a day of reckoning.