Sentence examples for likely to reckon from inspiring English sources

Such doubts will make Afghans less likely to reckon on the government enduring and hence more likely to fight it.The pity of this is that, with help, there is every chance that government in Kabul could survive preferably under some other leader than the erratic Hamid Karzai.

They brought word of what is likely to be reckoned as one of the greatest cultural disasters in recent Middle Eastern history.

The distance between them widened by 7cm from late last night until this morning so it is very likely that we have to reckon on this wall collapsing".

Yet this, Ferguson is probably right to reckon, is more likely to be the concern of a successor like Jose Mourinho or Martin O'Neill.

The next president isn't likely to be elected on immigration, but he or she is going to have to reckon with it.

He's one to reckon with".

In Mother Russia, words to reckon with.

Hussein is a man to reckon with.

That is only likely to postpone the reckoning until next year, he said.

The only place where oil production is likely to fall immediately, it reckons, is Russia, where the combination of sanctions and a collapsing currency may trim production.So news that fighting has closed two oil-export terminals in Libya something that would normally have spooked markets—has cheered them instead.

Most of them also have 17.3in screens, which I reckon is likely to be a deal breaker for you.