Sentence examples for reckoning more than from inspiring English sources
The industry is huge, producing – by my reckoning – more than 80bn new garments a year.
Since then, the technium has grown exponentially: while colonial American households boasted fewer than 100 objects, Kelly's own home contains, by his reckoning, more than 10,000.
By Mr Dalle's reckoning, more than 60% of them still live without clean drinking water; more than 90% have no access to health care; almost 90% have no electricity; and the illiteracy rate is getting on for 70%.
Taiwan will also open up to direct Chinese investment in services, manufacturing, property and rail projects.Taiwan has invested in China for decades, and by some reckoning more than 5% of Taiwan's population now lives on the mainland in order to do business there.
In all, Dolin reckons, more than eighty whaleships perished in the Civil War.
The Li-Fi consortium reckons more than 10 Gbps is possible.
The OECD reckons more than 10% of workers in Japan and most of Europe are on temporary contracts.
Mr Loera reckons more than half of the women in his almost entirely Hispanic congregation are single mothers.
Parentline Plus reckons more than one in 10 families are stepfamilies, with a total of two million children.
Last year Wohlers reckons more than 25% of the 3D-printing market involved making production-ready items.Some of those parts are taking shape in RedEye's printers.
Last year, it was reckoned, more than half the improved tax compliance was "voluntary".The effects of Mr Visco's clampdown are evident, even if the cause is rarely acknowledged.
