The true number may be higher, reckons Christine Robinson of the Scottish Language Dictionaries, a research centre, since not all Scots speakers describe themselves as such.
Placed in the context of this new work, the same words somehow shed the burden of high reckoning, and pass into a subtler, querying, rhythmic flow.
Speculative selling of the dollar is close to an all-time high, reckons Stephen Jen at Morgan Stanley.
Here, Alba!" But Mr. Kac and a team of geneticists in Paris used green fluorescent protein to create this illuminating hare for a higher purpose: reckoning with transgenics, with crossing species characteristics and what that bodes when the map of the human genome and the genome of other creatures are fully at hand.
Ferrari purposefully engineered the gearbox to shift more quickly at higher revs, reckoning that at high revs you will be driving that much harder and truly need the next higher gear.
Today the numbers are even higher, experts reckon.
It may seem strange to yoke the élite ritual of a TED talk to a high-risk reckoning with inflamed religiosity in a war zone.
Even after a fresh spending squeeze, the debt will rise to 53% of GDP by December, and higher thereafter, reckons CSFB, an investment bank.
In the case of Brazil, that is healthy, since the economy cannot satisfy domestic demand (rising at 8% this year) without higher inflation, reckons Arminio Fraga, a fund manager and former central-bank president.Even before the currency plunge, companies in both countries had started to feel the credit squeeze.
Minutes before the sale began, I asked Thomas Seydoux, the international head of the Impressionist and Modern Art department, how high he reckoned the picture might rise.
