Sentence examples for one reckons that from inspiring English sources
No one reckons that the EP-3 will be returned soon.The treatment of the crew has been another matter.
One reckons that about 70% of shoppers visiting the brand's flagship outlet are now tourists from China, a big surge in the last year.
One reckons that there is still a 25% chance that the euro will fail, adding mischievously that he believes that the Bundesbank has secretly kept an entire money supply's worth of marks in storage, just in case it ever became necessary to reissue the old currency.Whisper it softlyEven when criticisms of the euro are aired publicly, they tend to be couched in very careful language.
Wharton's Jeremy Siegel, for one, reckons that, at least outside the TMT sector, today's market is reasonably fairly valued.
No one reckoned that commercial jets would be in any danger over eastern Ukraine.
The writer Tanya Gold, for one, reckoned that Mr. MacFadyen was not as cute as Mr. Firth, and that the new Darcy was too sensitive for romance (at least with her).
Many of those districts have just one school.Legislators, particularly urban ones, reckon that merging districts will create economies of scale and allow schools to offer a broader curriculum.
Page reckons that was one of the reasons Google has been successful, but "building good, efficient interfaces is hard, and a bit more like engineering than you might think".
Conrad reckons that's much too optimistic.
Pledges to vaccinate hundreds of millions of birds have not been met.The UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation is starting to establish local disease-control centres to cope with the effects of a virulent mutation, should one occur, but reckons that only one-third of the country will be covered by year's end.
