Sentence examples for huge reckoning from inspiring English sources

While President Obama's proposed Power Plus Plan calls for millions in reclamation and reforestation projects, retraining programs for unemployed coal miners, and bolstered pension plans for retired miners, it fails to take into account the huge reckoning coal-mined communities have paid with their health, lives and livelihoods.

Perhaps this has all been a ruse, a build-up to some huge final reckoning between father and son, giving the lie once and for all to Walt's idea that he had been providing for his family.

Podcasting itself has made a huge difference, reckons Jad, because it's changed the way people listen to the radio.

The stakes are huge, by any reckoning.

Tata Consultancy Services, a branch of India's huge Tata empire, reckons that up to three-quarters of the explosive 40% growth that it foresees in job-outsourcing from Britain next year will be India-bound; and that about half will be in jobs well above call-centre level.In this section What's in it for us?

But he has forced huge companies to reckon with the issue.

The industry is huge, producing – by my reckoning – more than 80bn new garments a year.

But Trump's agenda would, by any reasonable reckoning, create huge new deficits.

A huge missed opportunity, he reckoned.

Visa, a huge credit-card alliance, reckons cash accounts for most of the $1.3 trillion spent a year across the world on small-ticket items.

It was, she reckoned, a huge propaganda coup for al-Qa'ida that the West with its "much-vaunted principles" should resort to such practices.