Sentence examples for can reckon from inspiring English sources

But the C.I.A. needs a leader who can reckon openly with the past.

You can reckon, with Bailey, that buying success via Email4Property is better and easier than building it for yourself.

There was talk, after the decision, that Roberts had "saved" the President and "rescued" the court's liberals, and one can reckon it that way.

Sure, you can reckon that voice is a trivial frippery, though Samsung, Google, Microsoft and Apple don't seem to agree with you.

By themselves, certainly, logistics managers can no more reckon the full-stream costs of serving customers inappropriately than quality control inspectors, however conscientious, can reckon the losses resulting from products not designed for manufacturability.

Although it's over-long and meandering, I enjoyed this stylish, atmospheric, often tender film immensely and, given that Wong Kar Wai was speaking of his pride at being the first Chinese Jury President and how much it meant for his nation, one can reckon on an award for this.

Finally, says Mr Gibson, Nintendo will fight hard to keep its lead in the handheld-console market, since it is in third place, behind Sony and Microsoft, in household consoles.Nokia is simply getting into new markets while it can, reckons Mr Wood.

But we can still reckon more fully with those advantages, and refuse to accept them unthinkingly.

One can only reckon what the Game 7 rating will be in Boston when it is released today.

U.S. and Venezuelan oil are not reservoirs Europe can seriously reckon on and Soviet Russia's huge reserves have not yet become truly available.

I reckon I can guess pretty accurately.