Sentence examples for reckons just from inspiring English sources

Shrimpers here, he reckons, just can't get their lives back.Some help is on its way.

It is, he reckons, "just the wrong way to budget".Mr Obama and the Republicans agree; they never intended the sequester to occur.

Nigeria's recent participation is encouraging the rest of West Africa, Mr Soros reckons, just as Azerbaijan's involvement has shamed Kazakhstan and other neighbours into cleaning up their act.Mr Kaldany thinks the effect will spill over from oil to other resources.

Asked how many students Mustansiriya University has, one of them replies glumly that there are about 12,000, "which means we add 4,000 to the ranks of unemployed every year".Umm Wafa, who with three daughters shares space among 580 other families in an abandoned military hospital on the city's tattered outskirts, reckons just 5% of her fellow squatters earn a steady income.

Tamasin Cave and Andy Rowell of Spinwatch reckon just 1% of lobbying is even remotely "regulated".

My calculations do not end there: at 6,268m Chimborazo is, I reckon, just within reach of normal human beings, both physically and financially, whereas Everest, at 8,848m, is not.

His organisation reckons that just over 1.5m people give 42p of every pound that is donated.

These, he reckons, matter just as much as the better-studied questions around technological change.

He's baked 28 doughnuts, which he reckons is just enough to give 13 to each of his seven officers.

Mr Steiner reckons that just over $1 billion was spent on stem-cell work last year, a mere 1% of global spending on health-care R&D.

Contas Abertas, a watchdog, reckons that just 13% of 15,590 clinics supposed to have been built by the end of 2014 are finished; construction has yet to begin on 6,500.Such structural defects were masked in the past decade's commodity boom.