Sentence examples for Similar upshot from inspiring English sources
Another line of argument with a similar upshot proceeds from minimalism of the sort we have already canvassed.
If we place virtually all the weight on the polls in Senate races that have polls, our forecast becomes more favorable to the Democrats and quite similar to the Upshot's: Republicans have about a 60percentt chance of taking the Senate.
I omit Herbart's theory of the passions, but the upshot is similar: the force of passion is really the massed force of the representations themselves, as they work themselves up against an inhibiting obstacle.
Up until 1987, the two countries had a broadly similar growth pattern, but the upshot of New Zealand's spell as an economics laboratory mouse is that it has expanded much more slowly than its neighbour, with significant effects on personal incomes.
The upshot: the similarities were a coincidence.
For different reasons, the upshot in democracies has been similar.
And the upshot of Sir Iain's remarks is similar in effect, if not scale, to those made by the BNP: hurt and fear caused to individuals - ie, people - in the immigrant community, and a ratcheting up of racial tension.
Similar tropes have circulated among bloggers as they tag one another; the upshot seems to be that sociability demands structure.
The two groups were similar except for how easy it was for them to get to school, and the upshot was that the additional education attained by the first group lifted their earnings.
The upshot of the decision, Frosh predicted, would be that "other states can be comfortable that if they adopt similar laws they'll be upheld by the courts".
