Examples of using Reckons that in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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He reckons that the Permian, made up of many layers of oil-bearing rock 250m years old, may have as much
The Energy Community reckons that insulating an uninsulated water tank could save up to £150 a year- but even just upgrading your tank's“old jacket” will help to save money.
One leading manufacturer reckons that one million is a safer estimate, while Nick Clamp, who owns What Spa?,
Based on data from the eastern province of Zhejiang, Christopher Heurlin of Bowdoin College in Maine reckons that the numbers of petitions filed is linked with rising land values(see chart).
Research firm CB Insights reckons that $11.9 billion has been invested in American AV firms since 2014, versus $4.4 billion in China.
Pfeiffer reckons that anywhere between 10 percent
Matt Badiali, senior research analyst at Banyan Hill Research, reckons that the world will need to produce 5 million metric tonnes of copper per month by 2030- more than twice the production in 2019-
The New York Times reckons that the son of a governor is 6,000 times more likely than the average American male baby-boomer to become a governor himself, and the son of a senator is 8,500 times more likely to become a senator.
Jane Peterer, who works for a New York company handling George Clinton's music, reckons that a sample of Clinton's work automatically steals the atmosphere and power of the style which brought him success, so the length of the sample doesn't matter.
The Trump's strategic team reckons that the Obama plan to retake Mosul is heading for fiasco, because the Iraqi army after four weeks of fighting is still held back by ISIS resistance from
ostensibly took the Tanzanian government for a ride in a $180 million cashew nut deal, Dar es Salaam reckons that local processing will help secure a ready market for the nuts.
as I stated previously, it is an all-or-nothing gamble, and it is difficult to imagine a reasonable person embarking on such a course merely because he reckons that sacrifice today will bring rewards tomorrow, be it only in the form of general gratitude.
In this regard, as I stated previously, it is an all-or-nothing gamble, and it is difficult to imagine a reasonable person embarking on such a course merely because he reckons that sacrifice today will bring rewards tomorrow, be it only in the form of general gratitude.
Köstinger reckons that during a three-week treatment programme, patients receive a
The Boston Consulting Group reckons that in areas such as transport,
To the extent that the individual reckons that a constitutional rule will remain applicable over a long sequence of periods, with many in-period choices to be made, he is necessarily placed behind a partial“veil
Zuck reckons that one day we'll be able to send thoughts to one another,that can recognise everything in an image or a video.".">
Some people reckoned that such things cannot happen.
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Its authors reckon that while inequality could cause all sorts of problems, governments should be