Sentence examples for their reckoning from inspiring English sources

So Weill and Eisler entered their reckoning.

By their reckoning, 55% left school at 16 or younger.

By their reckoning, Sprint should be paying at least four times as much for Clearwire.

For their part, the head-counters are working on ways to improve their reckoning.

For most sportswriters, Liston was monstrous, indomitable, inexplicable, a Bigger Thomas, a Caliban beyond their reckoning.

Whichever candidate is stronger with those voters will, by their reckoning, win a low-turnout, late-summer election.

Media organizations have faced their own reckoning over their coverage of white supremacist groups.

In time, Sunnis, like other peoples whose leaders have committed atrocities in their name, may make their own reckoning with the past.

An ethnoaccountant, similarly, would study how people produce numbers, how they actually do their financial reckoning.

White Americans, by their own reckoning, were not descendants of "graceless Ham [who] leughed at his Dad, / Which made Canaan a niger," as Robert Burns wrote in 1786.

Iranian analysts prefer the view that their leaders, reckoning that dangers may ease following America's presidential election, simply wish to keep things calm until November.