Sentence examples for ready to reckon from inspiring English sources

I asked her if she thought that, after the Trump explosion, Republican leaders were ready to reckon with the damage.

Then I'll be ready to reckon with my demons".

But that is to reckon without the pressures on the negotiators within their own team, from a public opinion always ready to cry sell-out, and from the US.

He's one to reckon with".

In Mother Russia, words to reckon with.

Hussein is a man to reckon with.

She was a force to reckon with.

We'll have to reckon with it.

Nevertheless, you have to reckon with conflicts of interest when involving target users.

As it turned out the Fed was not ready to start "tapering", and some reckon that reductions may not come until December or January.Now if you think that the Fed has merely delayed the start of tapering by a few months, then you might conclude that Wednesday's decision implies an increase in the expected size of the Fed's balance sheet of perhaps $30 billion.

He's had a couple of weeks since taking those wickets in Hobart to make sure he's ready for this sort of chance, and I reckon he's ready to take it".