Sentence examples for faces a reckoning from inspiring English sources

As Morgan Stanley Battles Rumors, Europe Faces a Reckoning | The global markets continue to be buffeted by bank woes.

As his country, Tunisia, heads toward the first elections after the Arab revolts on Sunday, Mr. Ghannouchi, a renowned Islamic thinker, faces a reckoning between his principles and intentions.

The company still faces a reckoning on multiple fronts — in the British and American legal systems, on Wall Street and in the court of public opinion — that threatens its reputation and certainly its future in the newspapers.

Now the government faces a reckoning: What to do with all the people still buried; what to do with all the people, the many thousands, still living beneath the fragile cliff; what to do with the many people living on top of the cliff; what to do about its own reputation, having failed repeatedly to manage any recent crisis in a way that did not leave survivors angry and alienated.

Any business model that tries to compete against this galloping force faces a reckoning — and that includes nearly all service businesses.

In New Hampshire, Jeb Bush faces a reckoning.

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.

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.

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