Sentence examples for substantial reckoning from inspiring English sources
When single parenthood is given a story's full attention, it often lacks substantial reckoning with the realities of that family structure.
"The capital needed to deploy LightSquared's model is very substantial," he says, reckoning it will take $8.2 billion; Clearwire, he says, must spend $11.6 billion to rollout its 4G network.
A report published last year by TRL, a respected transport-research organisation, reckoned that "substantial savings" of more than £1 billion a year in indirect costs could be secured by less disruptive but only marginally more expensive methods of working.
It is complex beyond reckoning.
Thousands, by her reckoning.
Reckoning with history is crucial.
It's simply beyond reckoning.
For such a small and tightly knit group - two thousand, all told, the critic Douglas Goldring reckoned, which seems a substantial over-estimate - the Bright Young People's ranks took in a disproportionately high percentage of writers.
"There is a way to be private and secure, but at substantial cost and limited practicality," Kapela reckons.
The study reckons that half the 33 countries made "substantial progress" in environmental legislation in 2012.
