Sentence examples for reckon with for from inspiring English sources

As the Kremlin prepares for the presidential vote, analysts say it will face a force it hasn't had to reckon with for over a decade – a politically conscious public.

Arguably the finest, certainly the most intelligent and technically impressive British pianist on the circuit, he has been a force to reckon with for 30 years now, from the time he won the Naumburg Competition on the same Carnegie stage in 1983.

Finally, Murray makes a very convincing case — one that I don't think his more deterministic critics, Frum included, have done enough to reckon with — for the power of so-called "traditional values" to foster human flourishing even in economic landscapes that aren't as favorable to less-educated workers as was, say, the aftermath of the Treaty of Detroit.

2019 will mark the watershed year that the Nuggets indisputably arrive as one of the NBA's top teams, and serve notice to the league that Denver will be a force to reckon with for years to come.

Chicago is letting the technology and business sectors know that it is a force to reckon with for talent, entrepreneurship, and innovation.

I also went to graduate school at great financial cost, which is something I will have to reckon with for the rest of my adult life.

She bequeaths a literary legacy to be reckoned with for the remainder of this century.

It was a naturally joyous performance, and a force to be reckoned with, for Mom and Dad.

I intend to be a multiple winner and force to be reckoned with for years to come".

Roy calls Peters "a force to be reckoned with," for her strong academic record, passionate immersion in social justice struggles and ability to negotiate among policy makers.

"I think we showed we're going to be a force to be reckoned with for many years in this tournament".