Sentence examples for reckon that one from inspiring English sources

We reckon that one in every two viewers in our area will watch it at some point on New Year's Eve".

You might also, examining Q1 of this Mail financial year, reckon that one print ad brings in three times the digital cash.

But I reckon that one might just be down to the fact that people are starting to realise how reprehensibly lame graffiti is.      .

IBM's board recently rewarded Lou Gerstner on his retirement from the chair not with the stereotypical gold watch but with $100m-worth of company stock.Most people reckon that one of the board's most important duties should be to plan a replacement for the boss should he die or need to be jettisoned.

LAST week I reckoned that one shouldn't be too hard on Germany where its current-account surpluses are concerned, since their deflationary impact could easily be offset by looser monetary policy at the European Central Bank.

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".

I reckon that's doable.

Many Colombians reckon that happened long ago.

Nielsen reckons that one-fifth of people in the UK now use their handset to browse the web.

Jeff Bewkes, chief operating officer of Time Warner, reckons that one-off download deals such as Disney's and NBC's with Apple's iTunes will prove to be merely a beginning.

One former bishop who was for 50 years a Catholic bishop in Simbu he reckoned that one-third of the population of Simbu is displaced because of accusations or fears of sorcery.