| Mr. Assange has become that figure for the Internet era, with as yet unreckoned consequences for himself and for the keepers of the world's secrets. |
| Steering research according to patent claims and corporate profit involves great unreckoned costs. |
| The crucial functions of childcare, elder care, other home-based tasks, and volunteer work in the community go completely unreckoned in the GDP because no money changes hands. |
| And none of these figures allow for the impact of aids, which remains, in many ways, unrecognized and unreckoned with. |
