Sentence examples similar to a conceivable upshot from inspiring English sources

That is, I concede, a conceivable construction of the words.

For Ahmed, at least, it had a creative upshot.

The study has a practical upshot, the authors say.

The study should have a practical upshot, Piarroux says.

The findings could have a practical upshot, Collins says.

Be ready for a follow upshot.

It was a barely conceivable success.

Part-time participation in retraining work is a perfectly conceivable.

But Democratic Party delegate selection rules make such a scenario conceivable.

Thus criticism, the reasoned justification of aesthetic judgment, is an inevitable upshot of aesthetic experience.

Immobility is incompatible with positive relevance to an upshot.