Sentence examples for year reckoning from inspiring English sources

So, the end of year reckoning is not all bad news.

By any measure, the once "enduring" U.S. - Saudi alliance is on a collision course, triggered by a fateful election year reckoning long overdue of the costs and benefits to a "friendship" that strains the credibility of that word.

An average user could make over $100 a year, reckons Thede Loder, Boxbe's founder.

Crooked current account applications more than doubled in a year, reckons Experian.

More than 130m picture postcards are received each year, reckons Royal Mail, 30m more than a decade ago.

WESTERN governments can usually manage two big reforms in a year, reckons Russia's prime minister, Mikhail Kasyanov.

In America online sales were up by 25% in 2005 over the previous year, reckons Forrester, a research company.

Trimming central and state bureaucracy could save nearly 1% of GDP a year, reckon Jeffrey Sachs and Nirupam Bajpai of Harvard University*.

You might also, examining Q1 of this Mail financial year, reckon that one print ad brings in three times the digital cash.

If people switched from using fuel-based lamps to solar-powered LEDs, carbon-dioxide emissions could be reduced by up to 190m tonnes per year, reckons Evan Mills, a staff scientist at America's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.

And labour-saving devices do just that: if we still washed dishes and clothes by hand, we would burn off five pounds of flesh each year, reckons Barry Popkin, the author of a book called "The World is Fat".