Sentence examples for its reckoned from inspiring English sources

They are joined of course by the poor and the unbanked – its reckoned that 2 million people have no access to a bank account.

While the rules and even the purpose of the game is not fully known, its reckoned that the game was played as a hobby, as well as professionally played in the grand ball courts in the cities.

If prices rise above $30 per MWh in Europe, it reckons, its plants cannot survive.

It reckons its airliner project will start to turn a profit by the early 2020s.That is possible.

It reckons its interface could even work on Google Glass.

Asda cites customer fatigue, saying it reckons its customers want better savings across everyday Christmas items.

Bill Clerico, its founder, reckoned that in the future, with ever swelling piles of digital data, he could gauge an individual's credit worthiness or eligibility for a mortgage.

Its managers reckon that it employs around 110,000 people, including the caterers and hotels on its periphery.

It is also the point at which a story has its reckoning with the truth — or the storyteller's version of it, at any rate.

Its success, reckons Mr Agren, is that it "stands alongside its members, it doesn't interpose itself between them and their employers".

Though it fudged the first Greek bail-out, it has become more hard-nosed in its reckoning of the sustainability of Greece's huge debt.