economic reckoning造句

• They have let their prejudices and biases get in the way of sound economic reckoning.
• Even in private, the president's advisers are determined to sound upbeat, talking about the opportunities the economic reckoning creates for the United States to help itself by helping its major trading partners.
• But now an economic reckoning has come to Japan, and it seems only fair to return the favor with a few modest suggestions from America that might help revive the ailing giant of Asia . ( end italics)
• The five of us _ we took an extra person who did not figure in the final economic reckoning _ piled into an SUV hoping the ride from downtown Dayton would consume no more than the usual 50 minutes or so.
• "Retirement at the Tipping Point : The Year That Changed Everything ", March 2009 . The recent economic reckoning has created vast financial losses and uncertainty during the last year, triggering all generations to reassess the funding, timing and purpose of retirement.