Sentence examples for better reckoning from inspiring English sources

For a better reckoning of 1968, you need a better writer — Norman Mailer, unloved by Buckley and Vidal alike, whose "Miami and the Siege of Chicago" covered the same events.

For a better reckoning of 1968, you need a better writer Norman Mailer, unloved by Buckley and Vidal alike, whose "Miami and the Siege of Chicago" covered the same events.

To help you sleep better, reckons Samsung.

It's not the only one learning how to better reckon with the new generation of content consumption that is focused around social platforms.

In recent years, the FDA has reorganized itself to better reckon with the challenges posed by DSHEA.

But competition from cheaper terrestrial networks undermined mass-market mobile and broadband services via satellite, vapourising tens of billions of dollars of investors' money in the process and bringing infamy to once celebrated firms such as Globalstar and Iridium.LEO operators are now doing a bit better: Euroconsult reckons their revenues grew by 6% last year.

Jimmy Carr manages outrage better than Boyle, reckons Davies.

A well-educated population with an improved outlook would not need bribes to better itself, he reckons.

One of the signs of a better cook, I reckon, is their ability to match sauce to shape.

First Lieutenant is admittedly allowed only 1lb for a fairly comfortable beating by Bobs Worth at Cheltenham, and is reckoned better on spring ground.

But few people could deny that the holy texts of Christianity have a complex literary and political history, in which certain bits were included or rejected after bitter argument; nobody could claim they are the fruit of a single flash of revelation.The more complex the better, some Christians reckon.