Sentence examples for reckoning that may from inspiring English sources

And, in a time of cultural -- no less than political and military -- reckoning, that may be exactly what we need to do.

To many fans any reckoning, that Bonser may be about even overall – before, that is, the plum profit he and Robert stand to make when selling the stadium –must include concrete facts.

Analysts at Johnson Matthey reckon that they may slip further now that Russia is exporting freely again.

Mr Toyoda reckons that Toyota may already be at the fourth stage.

Ashbery reckons that Billy Collins may be the only recent poet able to earn a living from poetry alone.

Some of her rivals reckon that she may be positioning herself for a second career, in politics.

But Dr Nuzhdin reckons that it may hold a clue to the proliferation of different transposable elements in other organisms.

Others reckon that it may not be inequality itself that harms growth but rather governments that tax and spend to try to reduce it.

Julian Callow, at Barclays Capital, reckons that GDP may not grow at all in the second quarter, as special factors that previously bumped up growth in Germany unwind.

Analysts reckon that target may prove just a bit over-ambitious, but Thai Rak Thai's main rival, the Democrat Party, concedes that it cannot possibly win.

AACSB reckons that there may be 1,500 business schools in India, and other estimates put the figure as high as 2,500.