Sentence examples for headed for a reckoning from inspiring English sources

With Monday's election, many felt the country was headed for a reckoning.

Laura Hudson, the editor in chief of the Web site Comics Alliance, said the business was eventually headed for a reckoning in which "this very specific ritual of going to the comic-book shop once a week to get your new 22-page comic" becomes obsolete.

An ongoing debate about the relative virtues of Batman over Superman between Charlie and his friend Jeffrey Lu Kevin Longg) sets out the stakes of the film in crystal-clear terms: Charlie is headed for a reckoning with the true meaning of heroism.

But this company is definitely headed for a reckoning of some kind, and it's probably going to come to a head in 2017.

The Republicans as a whole were headed for a reckoning regardless given that their base is comprised of an aging, declining, white populace and a minority or two sprinkled here and there for proverbial seasoning.

Still, there are strong indications that Mr. Putin and Mr. Bush are headed for a profound post-Soviet reckoning of views in their meetings in Washington and Crawford next month.

Just as the nation learned in the 1970s that there really was no need for multiple railroads to offer the same basic passenger service to the same basic points across the country, I suspect we are headed for a similar day of reckoning in domestic air travel.

The current era rather resembles the biblical dream of seven lean years.Tim Lee of pi Economics reckons that American profits may be depressed for some time, because the country is headed for a prolonged period of slow growth.

Some analysts believe China is heading for a day of reckoning; others put their faith in the powers of the Chinese leadership to write off debts.

Earlier this year Carney warned bitcoin could be heading for a "pretty brutal reckoning," saying cryptocurrencies have "all the hallmarks of a bubble". Carney said that bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies were "failing" in their key objectives and called for regulation of the space.

Last year, Carney warned bitcoin could be heading for a "pretty brutal reckoning," saying cryptocurrencies have "all the hallmarks of a bubble". While there are attempts underway to speed up bitcoin's ability to act as a medium of exchange, either online or in person, they are still in the early stages.