Sentence examples for financial reckoning from inspiring English sources

There has been no legal, moral, or financial reckoning for the most powerful wrongdoers".

The mere filing of Picard's lawsuit forced Wilpon into a painful financial reckoning.

A financial reckoning is not a question of if but when, they say.

An ethnoaccountant, similarly, would study how people produce numbers, how they actually do their financial reckoning.

Instead of deploring deficit spending, both sides have come together to agree that financial reckoning will have to be postponed.

There were signs of a financial reckoning on the horizon, but not in the world inhabited by millionaire investors looking for a spot in golf's most exclusive clubs.

WALL STREET'S financial analysts reckon that America's corporate earnings will rise by 19% next year.

Most financial advisers reckon that a safe level of draw-down from savings is around 4% a year.

One financial expert reckons the onus is now on Germany to choose: "Either we view Greece as a tourist destination.

New York's financial comptroller reckons Wall Street employs almost 20,000 fewer people than before the crisis.Slashing variable costs is only half the story, however.

For all Mr Trichet's protestations, the financial markets reckon the ECB will cut rates by the summer as Europe's output slows.