Sentence examples for reckoning is that from inspiring English sources

My reckoning is that Thatcher wanted to destroy the unions.

The favourite rough reckoning is that one person in 20 is homosexual.

My reckoning is that cries for more responsible journalism should be focused less on the lay press and more on the medical journals that publish scientifically suspect studies.

My reckoning is that if there had been a replay, the Greeks would probably never have lifted the trophy that year.

The conventional reckoning is that every $10 hike in the oil price will knock half a point off global GDP growth and yet the rise to $50 seemed to make little difference to the global economy last year.

That may well be true, although my reckoning is that this is a consequence of increasing managerialism and accountability which cemented the idea that criminology's key role was to produce evidence to underpin the recommendations of policymakers.

Part of the explanation, police officers reckon, is that mugging is a short step from many of the things that teenage louts get up to anyway, like playground bullying and menacing people who stray into their neighbourhoods.

The problem, analysts reckon, is that beyond 2014 shrinkages will no longer cut transistors' cost.In 2002 a dollar purchased about 2.6m transistors with features as small as 180 nanometres, or millionths of a millimetre.

The problem with that shutdown, they reckon, was that Republicans blinked first.Clearing up this mess will probably require one side to feel more pain.

His best reckoning was that only 13 contained original reporting.

The result, he reckons, is that "you get some weird people coming out of it..