Sentence examples for reckoned against from inspiring English sources

With that reckoned against liabilities, we'd be well below the debt ceiling.

S. & P. reportedly conceded the math mistake, but then told the Administration that, reckoned against its general distrust of the debt deal passed this week, two trillion was, in effect, a rounding error.

If you're a Brisbane fan, consider how insignificant Grant's non-sending-off reckons against Berisha's famous grand final-winning penalty.

Many, like McGrath, are newcomers, spurred by the rage of losing a presidential election to a candidate with a history of berating women and emboldened by the #MeToo reckoning against sexual assault and workplace harassment.

On the whole, it is surprising in how many cases an analysis of the food stuffs taken over a long period tells in favour of birds usually condemned as unmitigated pests, even although the statistics here given reckon against the bird much in the food content which can be of no agricultural value.

Mr. Krueger, if confirmed by the Senate, will find Republicans a force to be reckoned with against the sorts of ideas he is associated with, including a higher minimum wage.

The aim was to make the new Islamic dinar a force to be reckoned with against the US dollar used by the infidels, as the imam said, in what turned out to be the same sermon forced by IS on all the mosques.

Even more radically, if the odds are reckoned too stacked against Lions touring sides, there might be a case for inviting the All Blacks, or whoever, to play a series with the Lions in Britain and Ireland.

Laporte reckons 51% against 49%.

It was reckoned to be effective against armour of up to one inch (25 mm) thickness and was suitable for use against "baby" tanks, armoured cars and the vulnerable points on medium and heavy tanks.

Antioxidants are reckoned by many to protect against the general effects of ageing.