Sentence examples for reckon as from inspiring English sources

We reckon as many as 100,000 jobs by 2020, at the rates announced".

For now, though, it is less of a global hub than an important national centre.The vast majority of investors on India's exchanges some reckon as many as 95%—are individuals rather than institutions.

Although staff at the playgroup reckon as few as a quarter of families will take up the offer, there are negotiations under way to find the children – and some of the staff – places at an annexe to a primary school close by.

But I reckon as a fun pop album, it's one of the year's best.

"Dragged Fighting" is particularly affecting in seeking to reckon — as Hannah's stories often did — with his inheritance as a Southerner.

It starts (I reckon) as a real cake and then gets dumped on its head, and we see the result in its slumping shape and battered sides, with the unlikely addition of lurid pineapples slices straight out of a can.

Seniors can work out less frequently, Trappe reckons, as long as they really bring it when they do.

The insolvency specialist Begbies Traynor reckons as many as 100 food and drink manufacturers could go bust this year because of the supermarket price war.

The Táchira state government reckons as much as 40% of the food sent to the state ends up smuggled into Colombia.

But the FAO also reckons as much as a third of all food is lost or wasted between harvest and home, mostly in the developing world.

Fergus Linehan, the director of the Edinburgh International Festival (and an Irishman), reckons as much.