Sentence examples for have reckoned with from inspiring English sources

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

But they may not have reckoned with the peculiarities of French politics, which make VW's behaviour seem almost unimaginably radical.

But there can be no moving on until we have reckoned with what exactly was done to the people of these islands – and by whom.

But he appeared not to have reckoned with the bombshells thrown by the police officers as they quit under pressure marshaled by Mr. Cameron, Home Secretary Theresa May and Boris Johnson, the London mayor, all leading Conservatives.

What he may not have reckoned with, though, is that the provenance of such praise can now be easily identified, and it only takes a few clicks to discover that neither seems to concern his abilities as a comic.

Yes.' The judgment condescends to men who must have reckoned with their actions, and found their own accommodation with the necessities of war, yet are afforded no voice here.

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

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

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

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.