reckon with, as, by, from or about?

Apparently their plan did not reckon with the Fed.

The shoes are still a force to be reckoned with.

His dedication and allegiance to Magicef is to be reckoned with.

The Mona School of Business and Management will be a force to be reckoned with as it aims to.

Blessed with cover girl looks and a charm school education, she is a force to be reckoned with.

What would China be like today if we had treated it like we have Cuba? What it is today, a force to be reckon with.

If this ideology is globally reckoned with, life will be much better for us to live as individuals and as humans.

Can you demand 100m for a player who's clearly out of his depth for so long? There were also injuries to reckon with.

The enemy sees this taking place and feels threatened that we are on the move and are a might and power to reckon with.

The period 2009- 2012 can be reckoned as years of utter regret for Father of the Party.

The prescribed period for deposit of counterpart funds will be reckoned as from the date of retirement of bill by the importer.

These druids, at a certain time of the year, meet within the borders of the Carnutes, whose territory is reckoned as the center of all Gaul, and sit in conclave in a consecrated spot.

How? Well, British director Alex Chandon (Cradle Of Fear) reckons by mixing some dark humour into the mix.

I reckon by the time they reach Z I will have caught up and I'll publish a playlist of some of the things I have found.

It is reckoned by the likes of Ericsson and Arthur D Little that GDP increases by 1% for every 10% increase in broadband penetration.

Currently out of reckoning from the national side, the elder Pathan has been using the practise tournaments to get things in order.

I reckon about 40k people are facing a detour of 100 mile plus.

Reckon about it, weren't you more likely to buy the crackers you sampled at the grocery store after you already tried them? The same works with Zeek and other network marketing programs like it.

They reckon among the gods those only whom they see and by whose offices they are openly assisted, such as the Sun, the Fire-god and the Moon.

How was that? The day of reckoning for these rogues is close at hand.

Why should the RC Church escape its day of reckoning over the child abuse issue.

Verily, not slight was the shame and blame that fell upon me! I ask God that it may not be reckoned to them as sin.

Not for the first time, however, he reckoned without the realities of politics.

But she has reckoned without the hidden agenda of Nicholas, her deviously sensual husband, and the presence of unexpected stimuli within the grounds of a brooding old mansion house.

I thought I had long since ceased to be sickened by the hypocrisy of the supporters of murder, terror and religious fanaticism in Syria but I had reckoned without our emetic Prime Minister.

Now to him that worketh is the reward not reckoned of grace, but of debt.

When you reckon of auction sites such as eBay, most people that are doing well there started off as users of the website.

I give thee freedom; enjoy it as thou wilt, and pardon me that I reckoned on thy desire to serve me.

Mathematics of card tricks was an expertise of Gardner, just as Sheldon was reckoning on the white boards.

In a static market I reckon at 170 to 178,000 of course the market isn't static is it? 4.

A midfielder who has made a large impression on Holland's Under-17 side and is slowly beginning to come into first team reckoning under Ronald Koeman.