Sentence examples for exact reckoning from inspiring English sources

Still, it seems unlikely that an exact reckoning of security costs for the MOAG will ever be made.

Now, though he says he is not sure of the exact number, he reckons the endowment has at least $2.2 billion.

I've never done the exact math, but I reckon I've spent a full three of my 36 years somewhere within the perimeter of an airport.

I don't keep an exact tally, but I reckon I've done the old sniff, gurgle and spit routine about 8,000 times already and we've still got four months to go.

It is difficult to reach an exact figure, but one Mexican financial analyst reckons that Carlos Slim, by some accounts the world's richest man, controls close to 50% of the value of shares traded on the BMV.

But they are believable, independent individuals who have each been used, and they conspire to exact revenge as the book hurtles toward a reckoning.

How to make samosas the Bobby's way Exact amounts and measurements are anathema to Indian cooking, reckons Dharmesh Lakhani.

That, the independent Congressional Budget Office (CBO) reckons, would extend coverage to around 36m citizens (the exact number depends on how many will opt just to pay the fine) who are now uninsured.

I reckon that's the first time in history that that exact sentence has been used.

By my reckoning, the sun burning into the horizon was at its fieriest over the exact place where Davies's house used to be, on top of Hoy's magnificent cliffs, the most dramatic I've seen anywhere in Britain.

However, the exact molecular composition of the ECM involved in a HPC response has yet to be reckoned.