Sentence examples for reckoning in this from inspiring English sources

"For most, the real day of reckoning in this regard is in the future".

But I agree, it is troubling that it has not been the citizenry leading the politicians to a reckoning in this case; it has been the President leading the public and the press to lift our heads out of the sand.

The years reckoned in this era are generally indicated with the word vikramasaṃvat, or simply saṃvat.

Laura Hudson, the editor in chief of the Web site Comics Alliance, said the business was eventually headed for a reckoning in which "this very specific ritual of going to the comic-book shop once a week to get your new 22-page comic" becomes obsolete.

This year will be the year of great reckoning in the token sale and cryptocurrency space.

Democrats will have their day of reckoning in the future.

And he should have sworn an oath as important as the one he took when inaugurated - an oath to fight BP's certain to come efforts to avoid this reckoning in whatever forum BP seeks refuge from.

"I think it also showed that Indian gaming is a force to be reckoned with in this industry.

Launching from the ground, says Mr Greason, is more difficult than air launching, but he reckons that in this case it has significantly lower operating costs.The second important design choice is the type of fuel.

And Mr Lessig has most consumers on his side, something that the entertainment industry, sooner or later, will have to reckon with.In this section Saddam's charm offensive Out of the ashes Safe and effective?

The N.F.L. is so male and macho and testosterone-dominated, I don't think they figured that women were going to be a force to be reckoned with in this thing, and they're finding out the hard way".