("It has been reckoned," the older Orwell writes, "that in the late twenties there were as many as 30,000 painters in Paris, most of them impostors").
It is that, odd as it now seems, history could one day come to regard Gordon Brown as a rather good prime minister, a much better one than he has been reckoned during his tragicomic premiership.
The College of Arms in London claims heraldic jurisdiction over persons of English and Welsh descent (Wales has been reckoned with England in this and all other administrative matters since the union of England and Wales, 1542).
With a population of nearly four million people, Liberia has been reckoned to have only 50 doctors and about 5,000 full-time or part-time health-workers.
Since it has been reckoned that TH positively regulates genes involved in hepatic lipogenesis, the use of TR agonists for the treatment of NAFLD has been theoretically considered unviable.
Despite that OPA1-mediated stabilization of cristae shape inhibits intrinsic apoptosis (Frezza et al., 2006; Yamaguchi et al., 2008; Costa et al., 2010), cristae remodeling has been reckoned as a mere feedback mechanism in situ, occurring after caspase activation (Sun et al., 2007).
We've been reckoning billionaires in what finance calls nominal dollars, the dollars of their own time.
Santino Fontana's turn as a man in a wig comes at a time when Broadway has been reckoning with the idea that musical comedies need to offer fully realized female characters.
The National Debt Clock, which has been reckoning the nation's outstanding loans -- and each family's share -- since 1989, will be covered up this fall in light of an improving debt picture.
