Sentence examples for experienced a reckoning from inspiring English sources

Just because Obama and Brennan haven't experienced a reckoning for their robotic assassination program – yet – doesn't mean we should excuse away the things done in our name now.

Since the bottom fell out in 2008 architecture has experienced a sharp reckoning, with a younger generation of designers turning to more socially engaged work.

The embryos of animals, he reckoned, experienced a process that he called "recapitulation".

That the Tiszavirág flowered at all this year is particularly surprising because the Tisza, to which this species is endemic, has experienced an ecological disaster reckoned to be the biggest to hit Europe since Chernobyl.

According to this reckoning, seven cases experienced a major change in health status, six some change and five no change, over the eight month treatment period.

All told, the authors reckon the dollar experienced an effective appreciation of 48% between 1990 and 2002.

Instead, Becker reckons we're simply experiencing a lull as a result of poor coaching.

So they may keep expanding.But while Mr Awad reckons that Brazil is not yet experiencing a credit "bubble", there are some clouds on the horizon.

Downing Street has now declared that "we are experiencing a credit crunch," while the governor of the Bank of England, Sir Mervyn King, reckons the eurozone is already in one.

Asia is also gaining in popularity — which he reckons is down to tech workers wanting to experience a different culture.

The experience is forcing a reckoning with an economic myth that has gripped global politics for the last thirty years: that private companies better serve our needs than public institutions.