Sentence examples for reckon however from inspiring English sources

They didn't reckon, however, with an outpouring of opposition, including from a group I helped found, 350.org.

A life is a life, people reckon, however it is lost or saved.But the government, it seems, is not as rational as the people.

Kimjongilias and Kimilsungias are now officially revered almost as botanic incarnations of the two men themselves.I reckon, however, that this time there will be strength in numbers.

Many experts reckon, however, that soon even these slimmed-down firms will have to begin hiring again as their old workers retire.

Some reckon, however, that he is more worried about winning an assembly leadership election as his two potential rivals Rhodri Morgan, MP for Cardiff West, and Wayne David, Euro-MP for South Wales Central are both pro-twinning.Given all this wrangling, Wales and the Welsh Labour Party might be a lot better off if a woman emerged as the assembly's leader.

Portillo does reckon, however, that if there's an effort on all fronts to build more housing, whether privately or publicly-owned, it's possible prices will decline.

We reckoned, however, without the kind of reputational punishment in-game that real-life Australia might expect to cop if it had paid Iran to develop ICBMs.

The bank reckons, however, that the disease is now likely to trim economic output in the affected countries by about $3 billion, which is a tenth of its previous worst-case estimate.

The United Nations' most senior diplomat in the country, Kai Eide, believes a dramatic improvement in the effectiveness of the government and its ability to deliver basic services could do the trick.He reckons, however, that the Afghans and international aid donors will have just six months to start showing results.

Mr Posen reckons, however, that this will be a "fleeting equality" (his paper can be found at www.brookings.edu/fp/cuse/analysis/). Projecting forward to 2020, he finds that, even on the most optimistic set of assumptions, the EU economy would then be 7% smaller than that of the United States.

We had reckoned however without the fluidity of phylogenetic classification.