Sentence examples for reckoning again from inspiring English sources
EU finance ministers want to postpone the reckoning again, perhaps with new loans for Greece, stretching out repayments, reducing the interest rate or even considering a modest voluntary reprofiling of current debt.But time has a cost.
With the death toll in Syria surpassing 80,000, little sign that the violence is ebbing, and the growing threat of a regional proxy war, Ms. Rice and Ms. Power may face that reckoning again soon.
The former Tottenham Hotspur manager Tim Sherwood was interviewed for the post in the summer and may come into the reckoning again while Chris Hughton, Dougie Freedman and Tony Popovic could also be in contention.
The moment of reckoning is, again, upon us.
Its modernisers hope that in alliance with a few smaller parties, such as Your Party, it might eventually become a force to be reckoned with again.
"We have turned a lot of heads and the performances have shown the club are a force to be reckoned with again.
Last week, the paper announced a fresh round of voluntary buyouts, an effort to cut 20 more positions as managers reckoned once again with the painful reality that The Post was not making enough money to support the staff it employed.
A high-octane catwalk presentation – styled by Lotta Volkova, the industry's of-the-moment creative – underscored Coca's ambition to make Mulberry a force to be reckoned with again.
We have had a paucity of home riders over the years and now we are a force to be reckoned with again.
The lack of legal reckoning will once again channel grievances into the political process, laying up plenty of ammunition for further rounds of conflict.
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