Sentence examples for fully reckon from inspiring English sources

In the past they did not fully reckon on the ruthlessness of the people they were up against.

Some experts argue the program has impeded economic recovery by delaying a wrenching yet cleansing process through which borrowers give up unaffordable homes and banks fully reckon with their disastrous bets on real estate, enabling money to flow more freely through the financial system.

The U.S. has yet to fully reckon with its desire for vengeance.

It was, gut-wrenchingly, his attempt to fully reckon with addiction and its aftermath.

Until we fully reckon with the crimes of America's history, and reconstruct a national identity that incorporates a full understanding of them, he argues, those crimes continue to reverberate throughout our society. .

Some of the company's problems seem to have originated or grown worse under the leadership of Edward Lampert, a billionaire hedge-fund guy who took over in 2005 and engineered a bunch of reorganisational schemes that failed to fully reckon with the trend toward e-commerce and pilfered its assets.

No one has fully reckoned the financial cost or the damage to property.

It was a mistake with consequences for the American debate on cyber security that have yet to be fully reckoned.

It seems that no one in the Bush administration fully reckoned with the consequences of this vast and ambitious campaign.

The quake's casualties, yet to be fully reckoned, are likely to fall heaviest on the poor, who make up the majority of the population.

Chinese engineers, however ingenious, had not fully reckoned with global warming, which was raising temperatures faster than expected, and the foundations of the rail line had already begun sinking into the permafrost by the end of July.