Sentence examples for currently reckoned from inspiring English sources
This is currently reckoned to be around $10m, enough to generate an annual income of around $500,000.
Facebook's shares were offered to the market in May at $38 £244) a pop – and pop is exactly what they did: the market currently reckons that the price was 30% too high.
And those, he reckons, currently revolve around Afghanistan's year of transition.
Short interest is also a force to be reckoned with for JBLU, which currently has more than 31% of its float devoted to the short side.
A recent study reckoned that Sina Weibo, the country's main microblog, currently employs more than 4,000 censors.This model seems to have a number of drawbacks.
This valuation also ignores a collection of investments that Goldman reckons are currently worth about $15 billion.
There is a long-standing EU commitment, doubtless advocated more sincerely by some of the 15 present members than by others, to accept into "the European family" the once-communist countries of Central Europe and even Turkey, which most governments in countries currently in the EU reckon is a lot too big, Muslim and undemocratic to be let in.
In fact, Flypay reckons it currently takes an average three visits by a waiter to enable a customer to settle their bill.
The researcher has also taken the time to list and profile every single one of the 115 wearables it reckons are currently in play, so you don't have to — from 3L Labs Footlogger to the ZTE Bluewatch (another mobile maker doing a smartwatch, who knew?).
Those who have been regularly forecasting the demise of the record industry reckoned without the surge of interest in the Venetian composer, whose vast catalogue of works is currently being surveyed at a prodigious rate.
Pressure has been building for the sodium found mainly in table salt currently an unrestricted substance "generally reckoned to be safe"—to be regulated as an "additive" subject to legal limits.Physicians have long linked salt to high blood pressure a key factor in heart disease and stroke.
