Sentence examples similar to reckon this as something from inspiring English sources

One informant reckoned this as a result of an increased focus from the insurance office management on the cooperation with employers and job centres during the last years.

It means that Durness, with a population of around 320, is reckoned as something of a major hub.

The graphics are not as spectacular as in top US productions, but its designers reckon this is not a priority.

So why's he doing this? "BTW – he stitched me up something rotten when he was my best man so I reckon this is reasonable payback :)," he tweets.

As one interviewer to another, how do you reckon this one's going?

Clear as mud Fixing common affairs ReprintsBig global carmakers reckon this is romantic tosh.

I reckon this is quicker.

Others reckon this is too optimistic.

Mr Bush, or "43" as he signs each canvas, reckons this to be his finest work.

Less happily, however, Mr Hill reckons this is likely to be as good as it gets.

If the author's adolescent urge to shock is as facile as having characters drink beer out of slug traps in a nice suburban neighborhood because the beer is imported, his wickedness is something to reckon with as well.