Sentence examples for reckoning for their from inspiring English sources

Banks also face a reckoning for their lax lending standards during the mortgage bubble.

Just because Obama and Brennan haven't experienced a reckoning for their robotic assassination program – yet – doesn't mean we should excuse away the things done in our name now.

Congressional lawmakers plan to grill Facebook and Google this week over the ways they police their platforms, including their efforts to stop online hate speech from spurring real-world violence, offering the latest sign that tech giants face a global regulatory reckoning for their business practices.

But some Democrats — perhaps anticipating a day of reckoning for their one-party state of Illinois, and nurturing their indissoluble marriage to government employee unions, some of which have helped reduce Puerto Rico to prostration — want to reward the San Juan government's self-indulgence.

The country was in the middle of the Me Too moment, when powerful men like Harvey Weinstein and Matt Lauer were facing a reckoning for their years of abuse, and more women were feeling emboldened to speak up.

Since they began arriving in mailboxes in mid-July, the settlement letters from lawyers have brought a raw moment of reckoning for workers and their families.

Catastrophic fires are a reckoning for Californians and their 'new normal.' Has the state reached a tipping point?

7 September is looming as a day of reckoning for dozens of MPs fighting for their political lives.

The authorities are busy scouring hundreds of cold case files, raising the prospect of an eleventh-hour reckoning for former Nazis now in their 80s and 90s.

And with interest rates so low, troubled companies will still be able to push out their day of reckoning for a few more years.

Nervous giggles often swept the groups, which, moments later, would be led into a curtained-off area for their reckoning.