Sentence examples similar to date is reckoned from inspiring English sources
It is thought to be just over 100m years old (Apollo 17 brought back material from the site, which allowed it to be dated), and it is reckoned by Dr Bottke to be the result of the moon encountering one of the first of Baptistina's progeny to arrive in the inner solar system.
A pretty town dating from the Middle Ages, Miltenberg is reckoned to boast one of the oldest hostelries in Germany, with the emperor Barbarossa its first guest.
There would have been no need in the 5900s am I (ad 400s) or again in the 5900s am II (ad 700s) to change the chronology if 6000 were not a date to be reckoned with.
The expenses to be charged to the adhering Powers shall be reckoned from the date on which their adhesion comes into force.
Why didn't baseball, badgered by the cloud of steroid and PED usage, signal a date in November 2013 for all to be reckoned with and all to be announced?
Host lncRNAs are reckoned as compulsory elements of plant defense.
She was someone to be reckoned with.
This had not been reckoned upon.
"We have to be reckoned with".
To be reckoned with, or perhaps,/ reckoned by".
