Sentence examples for reckon that too from inspiring English sources
The auditors reckon that too many French hospitals are in the wrong place, or offer wastefully overlapping services; that there are 30,000 surplus beds across the country; that drugs are prescribed too often and too expensively; and that a quarter of those who call on the emergency services have no urgent need at all.But will the politicians pluck up the courage to reform the system?
Other bankers and analysts reckon that sounds too pessimistic, but if it were to happen in Germany and beyond, then Europe's banks would need to raise billions more in capital to support existing loan books.The plight of small businesses, which are more dependent on bank credit than their larger peers, preoccupies policymakers.
The Guardian always refer to her as the "Maybot", but I reckon that sounds too high-tech.
So Kane need not have been quite so solitary, unless you reckon that Hadleyville is too small to matter.
The United Nations reports that about 1/3 of the food produced globally each year is lost or wasted, and I'd reckon that number is not too surprising.
Sergio Traversa, a pharmaceutical analyst at ING Barings, reckons that too much conservatism in its core therapeutic areas is to blame for its dull stable of drugs in development.
The society's panel of experts reckons that too little is known about how sinks behave.All in all, it is hard to see how the Kyoto treaty can be saved at Bonn.
Many Colombians reckon that happened long ago.
We can and must reckon with that too.
Conrad reckons that's much too optimistic.
