Klöden, the German national champion, becomes a man to reckon with now that Ullrich, his teammate, is stumbling.
IT SEEMS hard to credit that Toshio Tamogami, a 65-year-old former chief of Japan's air force sacked in 2008 for airing weirdly revisionist views about history, is still a man to reckon with.
Hussein is a man to reckon with.
If Garfield can crack the accent (his father is American, so he should be able to) we could be in for a friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man to reckon with.
Her goal, she writes, is "for men to reckon with the same conflicts as women do, as well as have the same choices: They should be as willing and able as women to choose low-paying, personally fulfilling professions, to marry a high-earning spouse and be primary caretakers of their children".
Modern analysts believe that the Italian campaign failed because Mussolini and his generals initially allocated insufficient resources to the campaign (an expeditionary force of 55,000 men), failed to reckon with the autumn weather, attacked without the advantage of surprise and without Bulgarian support.
He has established himself as a man to be reckoned with.
Step into the basement or rec room, however, and I'm a man to be reckoned with.
In Cézanne's portrait of him at home in the Jas, included in the exhibition, he looks like a man to be reckoned with.
A politician who can find the time and nerve – in a campaign too – to be photographed dancing on the magnificent dancefloor in Blackpool tower is still a man to be reckoned with.
Hamsun, not yet thirty, was suddenly a man to be reckoned with, and more so when, a year later, he published his first book, "From the Cultural Life of Modern America," a rude, amusing, and occasionally stupid attack on the New World, which the critic Georg Brandes (Nietzsche's early champion) praised highly.
