Sentence examples for the full reckoning from inspiring English sources

The full reckoning on Mr. Bloomberg's judgment about these major investments of public funds will most likely not come for a few years, long after he has run for a third term as mayor by arguing that he has been the wisest and steadiest of stewards — just the man for the city during hard financial times.

The certainty that any full reckoning must include the cost of shortchanging the country's future.

But even without a full reckoning of the competition, the networks are already putting together a list of shows they will bring in as reinforcements.

Why has the Trump administration, which has coddled, armed and hosted Prince Mohammed, not yet unequivocally supported Turkey's demand to investigate the consulate for a full reckoning?

The Gore campaign called on Mr. Cheney to provide a full reckoning of the matter.

And it was glasnost that led to everything else, from a full reckoning with the Soviet past to a debate about the way to go on, to live, to organize society.

But a full reckoning of the Enron-WorldCom era must also take into consideration the ways in which the business press failed, too.

Since it's the nature of Ishiguro narrators to postpone a full reckoning of their place in the world, all we know in the early going is that we don't quite know what's going on.

Whatever national introspection follows Trump will not be complete without a full reckoning with the nation's postwar lunge for global dominance, not unlike Germany's reckoning after World War II.

But fewer than 5% of murders – and only a handful of trafficking cases – are successfully prosecuted in Mexico, and activists worry that a full reckoning of the Edomex killings may never be possible.

Sarsour emphasized that there has yet to be a full reckoning of the NYPD's surveillance program.