Sentence examples for reckon that could from inspiring English sources
They reckon that could generate $200 billion, a useful sum in a time of record federal deficits.
Ministers reckon that could translate into as many as 190,000 mortgages a year over three years – although others think that could be unrealistic.
HSBC made a pre-tax profit of just $111m from its fully owned operations in China in 2009, but bullish analysts reckon that could rise to over $1 billion within a few years.
Several studies reckon that LEDs could eventually cut that amount in half.
Apart from the lives saved, economists reckon that peace could add up to 1.5 percentage points to annual economic growth.
The numbers are considered impressive, but experts reckon that he could have doubled them had he immigrated to England sooner.
Given Airbus's success, some analysts reckon that stake could be worth as much as $6 billion.Who might buy it?
Analysts at Merrill Lynch, an investment bank, reckon that rates could reach 15% before the end of the year.
I reckon that it could lose a third of its length and not lose much of its substance...
They reckon that Motorola could use the Alba centre, with its high-tech expertise, to convert the phone factory to make new electronic devices using, for example, voice-recognition technology.
The joint venture does not even have a chief executive, though a search for one is under way.Nevertheless, payments experts reckon that MCX could turn out to be a formidable force in the mobile-payments arena.
