Sentence examples for both reckon from inspiring English sources

11.37pm GMT Sir Iron Bottom and Shane Warne both reckon this pitch is a road.

Both reckon that investors in commodities are becoming cannier.

Both reckon the future for European carmaking lies in places such as Slovakia and Romania, where labour costs are low.

Both reckon that, within the next few years, they will automate protein-solving and accumulate hundreds of structures.

Boris Becker and Michael Stich both reckon Murray will reach the final but Henman remains sceptical that Nadal will be overcome.

Jim Grant, a shrewd independent economic analyst, and Barton Biggs, of Morgan Stanley, both reckon that the deflation of the Wall Street bubble has a long way to go yet.

My mother and I both reckoned she'd last about a year at the most.

Although barrister-to-be Tim Johnston, who has done both, reckons the inns of court version is grander.

I know that Olympic events are measured in metres, and that dietary fat and cocaine are both reckoned by the gram, but for a long time I vaguely assumed that the metric system was a bust.

But a drawn-out dispute will not help political factions allied to the president, Truong Tan Sang, or to the party secretary-general, Nguyen Phu Trong, both reckoned to be generally pro-China.

A colleague who surveyed the most recent evidence on employment found that some formerly implacable academic opponents of the minimum wage have softened their stance towards it, and that the IMF and the OECD both now reckon that minimum wages do little harm and may do some good.