Sentence examples for reckoned in terms from inspiring English sources

A man's wealth was reckoned in terms of the size of his llama herd.

Sea power was largely reckoned in terms of capital ships, or dreadnought battleships and battle cruisers having extremely large guns.

Thus, the probability of a given step is to be reckoned in terms of existing pattern, not in terms of a shuffled arrangement as for a bridge hand.

Their presence lends a glamour to proceedings, but the opportunity cost has to be reckoned in terms of the exclusion of... photographers!

The economic effects of an excess-profits tax are usually reckoned in terms of two basic criteria: (1) their efficacy in siphoning off wartime "windfalls" in order to bring about a stabilizing effect on the economy; (2) their effect on economic incentives, production levels, and business expenditure.

Ordinary rooms are reckoned in terms of multiples of the floor-mat unit, 6 × 3 feet (1.8 metres × 0.9 metre); the sliding doors 5 feet 8 inches (1.7 metres) high by 3 feet (0.9 metre) wide; the supporting pillars 4 5 inches (10 13 cm) square, set at 6-foot (1.8-metre) intervals; and the ceiling boards 1 1.5 feet (30 45 cm) wide.

The women have pledged to continue their demonstration for 10 months and 10 days, traditionally reckoned in Japan as a full term that covers a pregnancy.

The utility reckons that in terms of the total amount of light produced from a watt of electricity, LEDs still do not match fluorescent or sodium lamps.

But what currency is it reckoned in?

Deaths were also reckoned in progression.

It should probably tell you something about me that one of my ways of reckoning time in terms of recent events in my life is by trying to remember who was on the International Space Station at the time.