Sentence examples for reckoning driven from inspiring English sources

As the language makes clear, this is about a reckoning driven by politics and not about justice.

At some time in 2015 there will be a reckoning, driven by investors' second thoughts along with events in the public market.

Her diabolical plan for a day of reckoning drives the narrative engine but is the weakest part of an otherwise remarkable novel.

Their long-run growth, Mr Solow reckoned, was driven by new technology which, once developed, could be adopted by poorer economies too.

With a path following behaviour as the aim, the research focused predominantly upon; sensors for dead-reckoning, motor drive, closed-loop feedback control, and microcontroller interfacing and programming.

Some of it, he reckons, has been driven by overseas Pakistanis' concerns about their futures in the United States and Europe.

The flanker, who will be 35 in December, was in charge in 2007 when New Zealand unexpectedly bowed out in the quarter-finals and those who know him best reckon that experience has driven him on ever since.

The day of reckoning will soon drive either the yen or the Japanese bond market much lower.

O'Neill, that most radical of libertarians, reckons that political correctness has driven good, honest, God-fearing people to the fringes of fascist organisations.

Her tireless support for those less fortunate is outstanding, from the Townships of South Africa to the favelas of Brazil, to her own Fashion for Relief and Neon initiatives worldwide, Naomi has proven to be a force to be reckoned with and has successfully driven campaigns to raise awareness and funds for women and children living in crisis.

I didn't have a clue what to say, so asked him if he reckoned he could drive a barge.