Sentence examples for the group reckons from inspiring English sources

Taking into consideration the broader liberties expected in a true democracy, such as a free press, Indonesia, the group reckons, is the only "free" country.That may seem harsh.

The group reckons that 600,000 families with 1.35m children experience homelessness each year, accounting for about half of the national total.

Jason Burke, an expert on the group, reckons that Mr bin Laden is "closer to achieving his goals than the West is to deterring him".

Although some of the young people's friends had questioned why they wanted to join the scheme –"A couple of them said, 'I'm not going to waste three weeks of my life on this,'" says 16-year-old Josh Diamond – the group reckons the outdoor activity element is enough to tempt anyone to join in.

So, if an accident happens in the countryside, how long does the group reckon it'll take for an ambulance to arrive?

One man had what the group reckoned was a kingfish - it was about three feet long but deceived him and escaped as he reeled it in.

Even Nokia, the biggest mobile-telephone firm, is making some cutbacks as the Finnish group reckons that the worldwide sale of handsets will fall this year to 450m-500m.

The pipeline consortium has agreed to spend an extra $43m to widen the first section, allowing for exports.With its pipeline plans advanced, and the route decided, the Peruvian group reckons it has a year's lead over its Bolivian rivals.

Ian Peck of the Art Capital group reckons that prices have dropped by 20-30%, with the contemporary market particularly badly hit.

The Institute of International Finance, a lobbying group, reckons the proposed "Basel 3" rules might knock 3% off the absolute level of rich-world GDP by 2015, a scary result.

The Centre for Science and the Environment, a lobby group, reckons that the pace at which clearance permissions have been granted has doubled in the past five years.