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Main Entry:
reck·on·ing
[
rek
-
uh
-ning
]
/
ˈrɛk
ə
nɪŋ
/
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Part of Speech:
Main Entry:
reckoning
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Main Entry:
reckon
Part of Speech:
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Example Sentences
Thus tuition discounting is, at best, a holding strategy that temporarily defers the day of reckoning.
Germany is not the only country that needs to do some reckoning when it comes to the treatment of minorities.
Our day of reckoning will ultimately follow, however.
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Thus tuition discounting is, at best, a holding strategy that temporarily defers the day of reckoning.
Germany is not the only country that needs to do some reckoning when it comes to the treatment of minorities.
Our day of reckoning will ultimately follow, however.
The nation was unable to put off its reckoning over slavery.
In media studies, however, we've been reckoning with the theory-practice divide for some time.
Reckoning
on two prime ministers during his five-year term, he will delay the selection of a new one as long as possible.
It's that moment of reckoning that tells them the value of the object.
He is not sure how much the project will cost, but is reckoning on a payback period of around five years.
The end of impunity is coming to an end and the moment of reckoning closer.
It is likely to be only the start of a traumatic reckoning for the city's long-troubled police department.
Therefore, it is apparent that the difference between the two equations is only the reckoning of the distance factor.
While the numbers seem to run in the correct direction, when it comes to reckoning minutes you have to read backwards.
Now that others have noticed as well, the day of reckoning is closer at hand.
This, say some, is simply postponing the day of reckoning.
EU finance ministers want to postpone the reckoning again, perhaps with new loans for.
But then he throws that superiority away by scoffing at any possibility of reaching such a reckoning.
Now that the reckoning has come, sorting out the finances of troubled companies has become far more complex.
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