Sentence examples for reconciled down from inspiring English sources

"There's a whole negotiation process that takes place with every repair and then what the insurance company says and what the shop says," the co-founder explains, "need to be reconciled down to the penny".

On June 4th a senior adviser to the Pakistan People's Party (PPP), which heads the two-month old coalition government, said Mr Musharraf was "reconciled" to stepping down, and that the PPP wanted a "dignified" exit.

The new regional and global C fluxes and stocks estimates improve the ability to reconcile top-down and bottom-up estimates of CH4 production, and provide consistent estimates of CH4 emissions at the national, regional and global level, for use in development and evaluation of Earth system models and environmental assessments.

Presumably all will be clear, and the differences reconciled, when the government brings down its budget in May – both from what it does and from the Abbott-era policies that it ditches.

Have you seen James Crowley, the Cambridge Police sergeant who arrested you, since you sat down with him and the president and reconciled over beers?

This paper shows how top-down and bottom-up approaches can be reconciled in EAP writing materials through a pedagogic approach which combines discourse analysis with corpus investigation.

It enabled him to face down his demons and become reconciled with himself.

Some of these differences may be reconciled by frequency-dependent variations in seismic wave radiation from the down-dip and up-dip regions (e.g., Koper et al., 2011).

In both cases, football is used to reconcile, and to break down bloodied barriers.

House and Senate negotiators still must sit down and reconcile the differences between the two bills, assuming the House bill is approved.

And it is that bill (S.3084), which was approved earlier this year by its science committee but never reached the Senate floor, that seems to have largely prevailed when legislators from both houses sat down to reconcile their different approaches.