Sentence examples for started reckoning from inspiring English sources
As I made the transition to a government lab for my postdoc, I started reckoning what I "should" be doing, having been fortunate enough (and it is partly luck) to complete the elusive Ph.D. It was difficult to work through.
By the end of the first hour you begin to see that Ed is going to start reckoning with What Is Really Important.
Mr Mittal junior, whose firm already has a minority stake in one Chinese producer and is seeking to snap up other opportunities once consolidation starts, reckons that Chinese producers are far from being truly competitive, with a lot of poor-quality output unfit for many markets.Mr Marcus points out other reasons why there may be no flood of Chinese exports.
"When private individuals start to go," reckons the space tourist, "we will learn a lot more about space from a human cultural standpoint than we know now from professional astronauts that are just trained in the field of aeronautics and astronautics".
American officials estimated that it was making $2m a day from oil before air strikes started (locals reckon it was more) but in December an official said the strikes, some of which have been against oil facilities in Syria, meant the group's oil revenues had "significantly" dropped.
"What finally started this reckoning and ended this decades-long cycle of abuse was investigative reporting".
Some evangelical Christians are starting to reckon with the failings of the preaching-and-pledging approach.
Our fabulists are starting to reckon with the consequences of their fables.
Conservation worries are not limited to the clothing giants: food and beverage conglomerates, tobacco companies and metal and mining companies are all starting to reckon with their heavy dependence on water.
It starts (I reckon) as a real cake and then gets dumped on its head, and we see the result in its slumping shape and battered sides, with the unlikely addition of lurid pineapples slices straight out of a can.
Niran Pitakwatchara, a local doctor standing in Ubon Ratchathani for Matchimathipataya, one of the new parties, reckons voters have started to see the flaws in Mr Thaksin's policies.
