Sentence examples for not yet reckoned from inspiring English sources

But what May and co have not yet reckoned on is the fury these plans will arouse among parents across the country, many of them middle class and pretty sharp-elbowed, for whom comprehensive education is working well.

Noise is what surrounds us, I'd said earlier, gesturingto the wider world of disinformation, the dizzy spells that come when someone you know might have been in a bombas the toll has not yet been reckoned except by hearsay.

Noise is what surrounds us, I'd said earlier, gesturing to the wider world of disinformation, the dizzy spells that come when someone you know might have been in a bomb as the toll has not yet been reckoned except by hearsay.

But not yet, they reckon.

Though the answer is not yet clear, Dr Pharoah reckons it is likely to be more than just two or three.

Many of the country's biggest banks are in deep trouble — many are technically insolvent, or "upside down," as they say in the household-mortgage sector — but have not yet been forced to reckon fully with their insolvency.

And though figures for Italy are not yet out, economists at Barclays Capital reckon its economy shrank.

Of course, with no institutions, a court system that needs a top-to-bottom overhaul and militias all over the country that have not yet disarmed, a legal reckoning with the past is necessarily some way off.

Mr Autor reckons that this is not yet a major factor explaining trends in American employment and wages.

So they may keep expanding.But while Mr Awad reckons that Brazil is not yet experiencing a credit "bubble", there are some clouds on the horizon.

So for homeowners who have not yet documented winter's damage, a reckoning is in order.