Sentence examples for if it reckons from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it buys whole companies and breaks them up, if it reckons the parts are worth more than the whole.

But since payments to the government increase over the franchise period, it could walk away if it reckons it will lose money in the future.

We don't have much option but to go back to it, reckons Pryce, if we want to avoid ecological catastrophe.

But it reckons that if the severe weather had not occurred the economy would have grown by the same amount over the whole of the first half of 2010, but spread evenly over the two quarters.

Political tension has weakened the economy and accusations of graft and nepotism by junta members have surfaced.The junta might scrap the referendum if it expects to lose it, reckons Thitinan Pongsudhirak, a political scientist.

Maybe it had no choice: it reckoned that if it did nothing, its mines would go the way of Zambia's, which have to train four people for each skilled job in the knowledge that three will die.

"It was an open-mike night and my mate asked if I reckoned I could do it.

Mr Sidgmore has called his experience in the courts "brutal .And the messiness of the process should not obscure the fact that a company can emerge from Chapter 11 only if its creditors reckon it is worth more alive than dead.

If China reckons it needs 8% annual growth to provide jobs for the 7m or so new members of its workforce each year, how is India to cope?

In protest, junior doctors spent yesterday evening outside the Department of Health, protesting the decision and declaring that the fight isn't over, even if Hunt reckons it is.

So back then I wanted to try things myself, instead of like well if I reckon if I had a fatherly figure back then I wouldn't be in here"(Indigenous, age 19).