Sentence examples for if one reckons from inspiring English sources

Perhaps only if one reckons with what Bukowski's examinations of it produced: the brutal, profane and darkly hilarious art that held redemptive power for legions of his readers.

Since recorded history began, around 3200 B.C., with the invention of writing in the Middle East, there have been some two hundred human generations (if one reckons a new one every twenty-five years).

(better)... or the width of a car plus 1ft? (wahay!) Unfortunately, the width of the average bike lane is what acts as a guide for many drivers – as long as they don't cross the white line, or where they perceive it would be if there was one, they reckon you'll be fine.

I reckoned that if one of the Nass properties had, say, only one asylum seeker in them we could get them out and offer them to Leeds.

"If Klopp reckons United not attractive & as big as Dortmund, it says it all.

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.

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?

Investors or rivals may consider it ripe for break-up, if it reckons the sum is worth less than the parts.

So if Panasonic reckons LCD might genuinely now be at a point where it can outperform plasma, we should probably sit up and pay attention.

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.