Sentence examples for automatic reckoning from inspiring English sources

The east London club were top of the Championship on 21 February but have slipped out of the automatic reckoning following a run of one win in seven matches.

Since I'm the only one in the street with a decent range of automatic firearms, I reckon it's up to me to keep the peace.

Professor Raul Rojas reckons the truly automatic car is the vehicle of the future.

The navigation system is based on teaching the routes or route segments, recording the environment model while teaching and using laser scanners to correct the drift of dead reckoning positioning while driving in automatic mode.

Tax cuts and extra spending add up to 1.6% of GDP this year and 2% in 2010, reckons the IMF, not counting automatic stabilisers such as unemployment insurance.

If you have one of the older devices, getting reliable automatic tracking is worth the upgrade, I reckon.

All told R.E.M. released 15 major albums, including some regarded as milestones in alternative music: "Murmur," "Reckoning," "Document," "Out of Time" and "Automatic for the People".

Mr Crystal reckons that it is only a matter of time before automatic machine translation becomes so sophisticated that the language of Bagehot loses its role as lingua franca.

He also concedes there are other companies in the connected car market, such as Automatic, and Zubie, and car mechanic marketplaces including Openbay, and YourMechanic, but reckons Engie is different.

At the same time, our methods of punishing serious juvenile offenders should enable us to reckon with the root causes of their offending, which is precisely what laws like automatic transfer foreclose.

The reckoning?