Sentence examples for by their reckoning from inspiring English sources

By their reckoning, 55% left school at 16 or younger.

By their reckoning, Sprint should be paying at least four times as much for Clearwire.

Whichever candidate is stronger with those voters will, by their reckoning, win a low-turnout, late-summer election.

Economists have their ways of telling if a recession is over – and by their reckoning it isn't yet.

The money saved by not using a printer ($5,000 by their reckoning) goes to pay five authors $1,000 each for appearing in the journal.

By their reckoning, to do so would be to conceive of the inconceivable, that some areas of Kashmir may rightfully belong outside their federation.

White Americans, by their own reckoning, were not descendants of "graceless Ham [who] leughed at his Dad, / Which made Canaan a niger," as Robert Burns wrote in 1786.

By their own reckoning, the new powers would have meant far more money for creditors — 97 cents on every dollar, not 18 — in far less time.

So not even one in 100 people ever buys a salad, even by their own reckoning.' Spurlock is trying to get his film into every school in America, and he is writing a book that will concentrate on three of the main symptoms resulting from his diet, and their consequences when spread over a national scale: 'These three things are all the things that we medicate most heavily for.

The largest hotel in New York City is the Hilton, with 1,980 rooms – meaning by their own reckoning Airbnb is Disrupting just 0.03% of total New York hotel rooms.

Never mind that even by their own reckoning, this meant lots of people getting tax breaks of under $100, while the rich would be reaping tax breaks in the tens of thousands of dollars.