Examples of 'have to reckon' in a sentence
Meaning of "have to reckon"
The phrase 'have to reckon' means to consider, take into account, or evaluate something or someone. It implies that careful thought, assessment, or calculation is required before making a decision or forming an opinion. 'Have to reckon' suggests the necessity or obligation to weigh the pros and cons, consequences, or implications of a particular situation or individual
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You have to reckon with these prices.
The oil companies have to reckon with them.
You have to reckon with everything.
That is what we have to reckon with.
We have to reckon in thousands of years.
And the king will have to reckon with her.
We will have to reckon with the consequences of the apathy we see today.
They are an evil which SMEs relatively often have to reckon with.
You will still have to reckon on some difficulties.
Freshwater has two other important characteristics that we have to reckon with.
She will have to reckon with the nexus.
This is one of the questions we're gonna have to reckon with.
I told him he would have to reckon with you if he did not.
Underfloor heating - with which disadvantages you have to reckon.
So we are going to have to reckon with the harm that we have caused.
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The doubling of cross-border journeys is still something we have to reckon with.
Tomorrow you will have to reckon with your mom.
You have to reckon with beating, pepper spray and other forms of physical violence.
We are going to have to reckon.
But it is going to have to reckon with the national parliaments to a greater extent.
I will always be a quarter of an hour late . You will have to reckon with that.
I would have to reckon it.
I will make mincemeat out of you! You will have to reckon with me!
Politicians will have to reckon with being held accountable to the people.
Is that right? I would have to reckon it.
You have to reckon with the Quixotic ideal.
But the point is, we have to reckon with the haters.
I have to reckon on flying too far, judging from yesterday 's results.
He conquered, but you have to reckon by faith that to be true.
If so, what restrictions does News Corp still have to reckon with? -.
These will undoubtedly have to reckon with requirements to match in the near future.
Kadyrov, other countries will have to reckon with Russia.
You would have to reckon on prices above German levels.
Well, I guess you will just have to reckon with me then.
But You have to reckon with the opinion of Your son.
Nora is mature, she does not have to reckon with her so much.
Moreover, we have to reckon on a huge increase in the number of vehicles.
And you? Tomorrow you will have to reckon with your mom.
Men aged have to reckon with gray hair, including in the beard area.
Calculate utility costs - You will have to reckon with these operating costs.
Today we have to reckon with the economical recession, the market crisis, reduced production volumes….
When we are on the train, we have to reckon with him at every corner.
Soon, I will have to reckon with the chilling hands of death.
The first man who speaks will have to reckon with me! ”.
Although you will have to reckon about it, the process is truly enjoyable.
Oh, yeah? Well, I guess you will just have to reckon with me then.
You always have to reckon on those guys here . ”.
It 's not me you have to reckon with.
You would have to reckon that Mercedes were in that position… ".
Sooner or later, the Security Council will have to reckon with the consequences . ”.
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