Sentence examples for reckoning of these from inspiring English sources

At some point, there has to be a reckoning of these expectations with underlying economic reality.

The availability of complete PPN genomes [ 4] has enabled a full reckoning of these genes, and recent work by Danchin and colleagues [ 5] proposes hypotheses about their specific bacterial origins.

Might he now publish a proper reckoning of the impact of these cuts on the nation's strivers?" A Treasury spokesman said: "This week we provided the secondary legislation scrutiny committee with an impact assessment on the government's reforms to tax credits set out in the summer budget, which they had previously requested.

Yet it is just this myopic approach that dominates the use of cost-benefit review under the National Environmental Policy Act, which requires under U. S. law a reckoning of the consequences of these new developments.

"The Rocket" bristles with energy; it is a dramatic, imaginative, and colorful reckoning of the celebration.

In Fairhope, Bannon had warned that a "day of reckoning" for these figures was coming.

But these words – reconciliation and resolution – are also lies, for what I found, in the absence of reckoning for these refugees and survivors, was post-conflict irresolution.

As the actual monetary value of a Facebook account becomes determined through the company's new pricing schedule, Facebook itself will face a reckoning of what to do with these remaining accounts.

But Turkey is facing a reckoning of its own.

The reckoning, of course, was with the personal.

In his reckoning of columnists, Marquis Childs described Lippmann as Supreme Pontiff.