Sentence examples for reckon the question from inspiring English sources

The IMF's forecast of China's growth over the next five years may seem slightly bearish, but it is wildly optimistic by historical standards.China bulls may ask what it is that will hobble China's growth, but the authors reckon the question should be reversed: the onus is on the bulls to explain why China should continue to defy history.

Adam Bowie, who is in charge of strategy and planning at Absolute Radio, reckons the question "what is a radio?" is something the industry doesn't think enough about.

If one takes Taylor's work on the flexibility of language as a hopeful view of humanity's evolving capacity to live with one another, one has to reckon with the question of how we know that our values are shared by others.

Ever since the release of a teaser by the film's studio, Paramount Pictures, we've been forced to reckon with the question: It only takes a quick Google image search to be reminded of the fact that Sonic has been an online sex symbol for years, but a new, major motion picture could introduce the blue hedgehog to an entire new generation.

The bottom line is that by any sane person's reckoning, the question "Who caused the Great Recession?" leads to the financial sector -- and the certainty that, left to themselves, the financial sector will "do it again" -- and again and again, leaving nothing of the covenant that "the rich shall allow the middle class a passably decent lifestyle".

Optimists reckon the dispersion makes sense.

"Twist" is, I reckon, the right word.

He reckoned the Labour leader's questions were written by Mr McCluskey and that Labour MPs were "paid to shout by Unite".

Lawmakers from both parties poked at the companies' failure to reckon with questions about the lack of transparency in online advertising and the vast power they hold over our lives.

It will also have to reckon with this question: is the United States' disregard for the human rights of the people of Haiti influenced by a lingering racist reaction to the first and only formation of a nation by former African slaves?

We end with what I reckon is the key question at the start of this new era of private operators flocking into space: will it be safe?