Sentence examples for needs to be reckoned from inspiring English sources

Here as elsewhere, Guadagnino's smallest gesture needs to be reckoned with.

Disaffection among Catalans is real and needs to be reckoned with.

The use of plant protein in the artificial feed needs to be reckoned since plant protein contains phytate acid.

His remarks about slavery being a choice, his opportunistic smiley-faced meetings with Trump, his empowering of the likes of Owens and her following: all of this needs to be reckoned with, not merely by words but by action.

The killings by Bengalis of non-Bengali minorities, of Bengalis who stuck with the idea of a united Pakistan, and even of some Hindu Bengalis – all of whose deaths were attributed at the time to the Pakistani army – needs to be reckoned in any fair balance.

The most critical accounting needs to be reckoned in lives, not only of individuals but of entire species.

She lamented the country's poor infrastructure, wayward youths and badly degraded educational system and a military that still needed to be "reckoned with".

Hearings were held by California legislators early this year, where record executives were told they had a perception problem that needed to be reckoned with.

The album, a sound collage composed of tape loops and synthesizer effects, challenged his concept of aesthetics, suggesting that the mechanical world had a beauty that needed to be reckoned with.

With that in mind, I offer a few forces that need to be reckoned with in order to realize a better future for all of us.

One of the things we re-learned on Sunday is that Evan Bayh is a big fan of pretending that the cost of the war in Afghanistan doesn't ever need to be reckoned with, as long as we steadfastly hew to platitudes.