Sentence examples for that it reckons from inspiring English sources

That, it reckons, should support growth in consumption and overall GDP of 2%.Plenty could go wrong with this scenario.

Nor is it likely to provoke more than the usual hysterical reaction from North Korea.Some suspect that it is for symbolic reasons that China has decided to pick a fight to show that in the emerging Asia which China expects to dominate, it wants a say in decisions that it reckons affect its own security.

Nor does the Vatican give any con vincing evidence that it reckons the leftward trend can be controlled.

It has been trying since 1997 to develop Rosia Montana, a region in northern Romania that, it reckons, contains 10.6m ounces of gold and 52m ounces of silver.

Of the euro800m a year that it reckons the merger can shave from a euro7 billion cost base, three-quarters will come in investment banking.

It estimates the total cost of the work at £10,193, including all the administration, assessment and other costs that it reckons would be rolled in.

During the tender won by Skanska, TGN complained in several letters to the regulator that all the bids for work that it reckoned should cost no more than $3.5m had come in at almost $9m.

In the Earth, though less common than that, it is reckoned to make up between 0.07% and 3.2% of the planet.

It reckons that its big stitching centres have the double virtue of impressing ethically anxious customers and ensuring quality.

By 2008, it reckons that number will have risen to 4.1m.

But it reckons that decline will be more than offset by an increase of 1.3m b/d in emerging markets.