Sentence examples for reckoning on the from inspiring English sources

Is there a day of reckoning on the horizon?

But the arrival of legions of climbers has provoked a deep reckoning on the site's archaeological, natural and spiritual legacies.

"So today we serve notice on Cameron and Clegg: Thursday 7 May 2015 – your day of reckoning on the NHS.

There were signs of a financial reckoning on the horizon, but not in the world inhabited by millionaire investors looking for a spot in golf's most exclusive clubs.

It will take a few years, and a reckoning on the cost and deployment of IT, before the advocates or doubters can claim they were right.

The entire cost will be added to the federal debt, and arguably Mr. Obama has succeeded mainly in buying a temporary truce by delaying a final reckoning on the fundamental questions of who deserves to pay how much in taxes.

What they had not reckoned on was the emergence of Qatar's sovereign-wealth fund as a big shareholder in Xstrata.

But they hadn't reckoned on the terrier-like Ellison.

'What do you reckon on the candidates?' I ask him.

They hadn't reckoned on the additional risk posed by the allure of the open society.

Unfortunately, I hadn't reckoned on the event being hijacked by apparatchiks.