Sentence examples for if they reckon from inspiring English sources

If they reckon it's good, it must be".

Poor countries will be even more suspicious of the multilateral system if they reckon America is unwilling to deliver its part of the bargain.

It may be prudent for a young family to borrow, if they reckon their wages will go up over the next few years.

I have now spent more than a month in Japan and if they reckon that they are in trouble here, that they are suffering some sort of a crisis, well, excuse me, but I am not impressed.

American officials in Geneva may be talking about freer trade in agriculture, but Washington politicians are sending American farmers exactly the opposite message.Poor countries will be even more suspicious of the multilateral system if they reckon America is unwilling to deliver its part of the bargainSome in the administration claim to be ramping up so as to ramp down.

While it may seem crazy to fight a price war when markets are on their knees, companies ranging from airlines to car makers often see a slump as an opportunity to build market share at their competitors' expense especially if they reckon they are in a better shape to survive a downturn than their rivals.

If they do, they reckon without Ward Connerly.Mr Connerly, a black businessman based in Sacramento, brings the same passion to fighting positive discrimination that his hero, Martin Luther King, brought to fighting discrimination of a different kind.

They have come up with some numbers: they reckon if they alone were responsible for the "2-for-1" programme they've described, they'd need to keep £137,500 of the price of each "high value" council home sold - roughly 36% of the total.

(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.

They reckon that, if followed literally, these would make it all but impossible to build another big dam.

They reckon that if prices stay at current levels for a few more months America's GDP growth rate will cool to 3% or so by 2005.