Sentence examples for reckoning can be from inspiring English sources

But that reckoning can be postponed no longer.

That way the geriatric cows bring in revenue to cover their expenses and their day of reckoning can be postponed — indefinitely, in the case of his favorite cows.

A similar reckoning looms now, but in the firing line today are elements of the welfare state that have defined post-war Britain, not least the National Health Service, still loved at home if less admired elsewhere.That reckoning can be deferred, but only until a new parliament begins.

Pedestrian dead reckoning can be implemented in a number of different ways[10].

Magazines he reckons, "can be so stupid sometimes that I want to choke them!

This, he reckons, can be achieved with a saving rate of just 4.5%, not much higher than it is now.

Foreign hard-news products, he reckons, can be blocked on other grounds, but entertainment has become a commodity, like toasters or anything else.

By building something additively, even to only approximately the right shape, and then milling it, such wastage, the company reckons, can be reduced to around 5%.Moreover, the object can be milled every time a new layer is added.

He points to rising rates of ad-blocking in the U.K. as a big pain point for local advertisers — and one he reckons can be circumvented by convincing Brits of the benefits of licensing their personal data to advertisers.

The hope, then, is the night will bring as dramatic a reckoning as can be served by that wonderful frivolity, a football match.

The Pentagon reckons this can be done.