Sentence examples for further reckoning of from inspiring English sources

Further reckoning of the figures from this report determined that 43% of Australia's 149 taxonomists were more than 45 years old, 8% were over 60, and one-third of the taxonomic workforce was voluntary (ABRS, pers. comm).

According to Soulsville U.S.A.: The Story of Stax Records author Rob Bowman, in these two songs "Otis sings with a harsh, impassioned gospel voice", and saw similarities with the voice of Blind Boy Archie Brownlee, and further reckoned the ending of the first would have made Redding "a suberp gospel singer had he chosen to record in that idiom".

He further reckoned the NFL should not have fired Rice.

To break down those numbers further, Guy reckons half of their 2,000 clients in Newcastle last year were LSC-funded and, if the cuts go through, there would be "a reduction in 62% of the work we can do".

The upper plot shows the step-wise dead reckoning of the individual feet (in blue and green) without any further information.

"The Rocket" bristles with energy; it is a dramatic, imaginative, and colorful reckoning of the celebration.

Analysts reckon a further cut of 1.2m barrels a day is needed to shore up prices.In this section OUTPUT, DEMAND AND JOBS PRICES AND WAGES DEFENCE SPENDING COMMODITY PRICE INDEX Reprints.

House prices are up 17.5% on average since 2012 (30% in London) and the OBR reckons a further rise of 7.4% is on the cards in 2015.It was a housing boom that allowed the aggregate debt-to-income ratio to reach a record high of close to 170% before the crisis.

New bank lending has been growing gangbusters this year, raising the risk that China will face a painful day of reckoning further down the road.

The company defaulted in November on a $35m loan arranged by Merrill Lynch, and it is reckoned to have further debts of around $450m that it cannot service.

A further third of the population reckons crime has gone up a little, while only 4% take the optimistic (and accurate) view that it has fallen.