Sentence examples for that reckoned from inspiring English sources

With that reckoned against liabilities, we'd be well below the debt ceiling.

Yet that reckoned without the rise of Mr Stockton's party, UKIP, which has been fuelled by the general British malaise and by a more acute local one in neglected east-coast towns such as this.

In a big survey of business perceptions this year the number of firms that reckoned over-regulation was an obstacle to success fell from 62% in 2009 to a (still high) level of 55% in 2012.

That reckoned without a dramatic comeback whereby Wigan not only kept alive their own slim hopes of top spot with a 35-28 win but sparked celebrations in Hull with the realisation their treble hopes, too, remained alive.

In the 100 years before 1970 -- an age that reckoned wetlands to be swamps and mosquito-plagued wasteland, good only for draining to make room for housing tracts or crop fields -- New Jersey saw 39percentt of its wetlands pass away.

S. & P. reportedly conceded the math mistake, but then told the Administration that, reckoned against its general distrust of the debt deal passed this week, two trillion was, in effect, a rounding error.

But there are benefits in that, reckons Mr Ragnetti.

It is most common among groups that reckon descent through either the father (patrilineality) or the mother (matrilineality) alone.

In addition, the tools that reckon customer requirements and sustainability requirements separately, do not weigh them based on their importance.

In this study, we present a design method based on real options, graph theory and Monte Carlo techniques that reckons future uncertainties.

But that reckoning is unavoidable.