Sentence examples for they reckon that from inspiring English sources
They reckon that high unemployment enables terror organisations in Palestine to recruit more educated, mature terrorists.
They reckon that discrimination in the labour market is not that important.
They reckon that Cubans do not value the true cost of free services.
They reckon that could generate $200 billion, a useful sum in a time of record federal deficits.
At the more optimistic end, researchers at the World Bank think TFP added nearly three percentage points a year to growth from 2000 to 2010 but even they reckon that is 40% lower than in the 1990s.
At Glasgow University's Centre for Public Policy for Regions, they reckon that means the Scottish deficit will rise to 6.5%, slightly lower than the UK's.
They reckon that inflation is now running at about 25%.
Maybe they reckon that Capitalization is sufficiently "ironic".
They reckon that the Kyoto Protocol, though imperfect, is the only game in town.
And they reckon that he can devote more time to courting the indie ladies after November.
They reckon that both capitalism and its fruits are, by and large, a good thing.
