Sentence examples for faced a reckoning from inspiring English sources

The party that ushered in multiparty politics a decade ago faced a reckoning of sorts as the most competitive presidential election in the country's history was held.

Michigan State's players were no less blunt at a players-only meeting in which Summers faced a reckoning.

Each, in his own way, suggested that American torturers have not faced a reckoning so much as a lull in their business.

Five years ago, the fashion industry faced a reckoning over the startling lack of diversity among the models on major designer runways.

And so vessel operators across the country have faced a reckoning: shed weight, and potentially revenue, by reducing the number of passengers they carry, or find a way to keep squeezing people on without falling out of compliance with the Coast Guard.

Sexual abusers faced a reckoning on Monday in Pennsylvania ― whether they were celebrities shielded by their fame or priests protected by religious institutions. .

But Turkey is facing a reckoning of its own.

Banks also face a reckoning for their lax lending standards during the mortgage bubble.

The Lib Dems face a reckoning with their left-wing voters.

So in an eerie echo of the mortgage crisis, tens of thousands of people like Ms. Munna are facing a reckoning.

Like any huckster who sells you a story and promises it's free, surely the NFL is about to face a reckoning, right?