Sentence examples for reckons against from inspiring English sources

If you're a Brisbane fan, consider how insignificant Grant's non-sending-off reckons against Berisha's famous grand final-winning penalty.

With that reckoned against liabilities, we'd be well below the debt ceiling.

S. & P. reportedly conceded the math mistake, but then told the Administration that, reckoned against its general distrust of the debt deal passed this week, two trillion was, in effect, a rounding error.

Laporte reckons 51% against 49%.

He reckons that "vengeance" against the previous leader would be counterproductive.Not all is going swimmingly.

Mr Vinelli reckons that outrage against the public handouts to rich bankers and businessmen has turned sentiment against eye-catching displays of wealth.

One insurance-company chief reckons that insuring against some risks costs only about one quarter as much today as it did four years ago.

Mr. Krueger, if confirmed by the Senate, will find Republicans a force to be reckoned with against the sorts of ideas he is associated with, including a higher minimum wage.

The aim was to make the new Islamic dinar a force to be reckoned with against the US dollar used by the infidels, as the imam said, in what turned out to be the same sermon forced by IS on all the mosques.

Much of this spending, he reckons, should be depreciated against profits over several years.

A taster: Monty reckons he created "opportunities" against the Aussies in Cardiff, but the pitch was too slow and they could adjust.