Sentence examples for be reckoned by from inspiring English sources

Who would ask such an unwelcome guest to stay When its persistence must be reckoned by the second?

The 29-year-old has been in the spotlight more than ever this year but will be fired up for victory at Dundrod, having again failed to break his duck at the TT. Bruce Anstey proved he is still a force to be reckoned by setting an absolute lap record in winning last year's Superbike race two and will be keen to add to his six successes at the meeting on board the Padgett's Hondas.

Given that higher accumulative effect of individual genes can be reckoned by integrative analysis, we argue that these alteration can possibly be determined even with fewer samples.

Ms Gordillo is reckoned by many to be the most powerful woman in Mexico.

The reformed calendar promulgated by the Indian government from 1957 is reckoned by this era.

This week $1 was reckoned by the UN to be worth a sensible 27,000 afghanis.

AQAP is reckoned by Yemeni officials to be able to field about 400 men.

Antioxidants are reckoned by many to protect against the general effects of ageing.

London's economic output is reckoned by the Office for National Statistics to be about £364bn a year.

The Achaeans of the northern Peloponnese in historic times were reckoned by Herodotus to be descendants of these earlier Achaeans.

Clans are reckoned by patrilineal descent, wives join their husbands' clans, and cattle are given distinctive clan brands.