Sentence examples for it reckoned that from inspiring English sources
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.
But even in 2001 it reckoned that at $2 a hectare Ngoyla-Mintom was too dear.
It reckoned that the Shining Path was responsible for slightly over half the killings, and the security forces for 37%.
It reckoned that some 68% of the American population lived within a five-minute drive of a Redbox kiosk.
Until recently, it reckoned that the military frontier with Syria was the quietest of its four borders with Arab states (the others being with Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon).
Contrast the June 2011 forecast (which ran to 2015): it reckoned that 2012 would see 398.5m PCs shipped, and by 2015 the figure would be 541.5m.
But it reckons that decline will be more than offset by an increase of 1.3m b/d in emerging markets.
It reckons that its big stitching centres have the double virtue of impressing ethically anxious customers and ensuring quality.
Based on its own research, it reckons that Moscow alone is a $700m market opportunity, and that Russia as a whole tops $1 billion.
It reckons that EUV will cost it and its suppliers €3.4 billion.
