Sentence examples for immediate reckoning from inspiring English sources
Overindulgence in religion has distracted the politicians from these core issues that require immediate reckoning".
Such fears for the tourists' immediate future reckoned without the idea that by the time they came to bat fourth the concerns had been rendered obsolete.
Neelkanth Mishra of Credit Suisse, a well-known bear on India's immediate outlook, reckons investors with decades-long horizons are still being drawn by India's demography and rising middle class.That might explain a paradox.
No, the reckoning is not immediate.
Yet for now, Mr Gates reckons the most immediate factor affecting America's future security is whether it wins or loses today's wars.
But besides the present and immediate value of forcing the GOP to reckon with its decisions, there is a longer-term danger to consider: moral hazard.
Their immediate problem is finding the £484m ($799m) they reckon is needed to build roads, schools and other public facilities.
Goldman Sachs reckons that selling it would provide an immediate one-percentage-point boost to GE's margins.
It was simply a modern version of what has always existed: a platform for shared grief where the immediate loss suffered by one member of a community becomes an opportunity for communal reckoning and mourning.
Most commentators reckon the move to Channel 4 won't work but there are no immediate wobbles in the astrology so Judy can allay any fears of having made a wrong move.
If a viable fusion reactor can be developed, Long reckons we could we see a nuclear-powered ship heading out of our immediate cosmic neighbourhood to the stars and planets beyond within the next century.
