Sentence examples for factor to reckon with from inspiring English sources

Raja Wodeyar I's reign also saw territorial expansion with the annexation of Channapatna to the north from Jaggadeva Raya – a development which made Mysore a regional political factor to reckon with.

He's one to reckon with".

Failing to reckon with the past can mean misplacing sentimentality.

And this ad tries to reckon with that.

Any future President will have to reckon with that".

John Afoa, Richard Hibbard, Jeremy Thrush, Mariano Galarza – these are international front-five forwards to reckon with.

Visitors also have to reckon with gender-separation.

On Saturday, Mr. Acosta was an Oberon to reckon with.

That would be an import to reckon with.

How is a museum supposed to reckon with such passions?

In Mother Russia, words to reckon with.