Sentence examples for had reckoned with from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gabriel realized the implications of the internet early on, and well before that his songs had reckoned with the ways that larger systems grind down individual liberty.

But because of the nature of its post-colonial immigration, France finds itself with more Muslims than it had reckoned with.

Three decades earlier, Mr. Clinton and his Oxford friends had reckoned with the United States' role in Vietnam; Ms. Clinton's group struggled over what Sept. 11 meant for their generation.

Prudhomme cannot, however, have reckoned with Chris Froome and Sir Dave Brailsford.

Neither of them, however, has reckoned with the good folk of Allison's hometown.

I wonder also if Mr. Agassi has reckoned with the solitude of competitive swimming.

As Dar Si Hmad has reckoned with the cultural implications of fog harvesting, the technology itself has evolved.

While other countries have reckoned with their pasts, Italy has allowed relics erected under Mussolini to survive unquestioned.

What none of these innocents has reckoned with, of course, is the pitiless and elemental attrition of the jungle.

And like Jack, Mr. Butz has reckoned with the costs of a fast-lane New York life, having moved with his family to suburban New Jersey.

I don't think the Republican chairman has reckoned with the threat that climate change could present to the insurance industry in his home state.