Sentence examples for another upshot from inspiring English sources

Another upshot is that the two intermingling neighbours are often best off pooling their resources.

Another upshot of the emerging unhappiness with Mr. Perry was renewed interest in Herman Cain.

When it brought the services back in-house in 2012, it discovered another upshot.

Another upshot of the New Hampshire primary is that millions of Republicans are realising the Trump phenomenon is real, not a polling anomaly.

That was the core reason we left, but we've also found Lisbon to have a relaxed climate and less stressful". There's another upshot: the move has slashed their workspace costs by around 60%.

One upshot is that the particularists' challenge to principle-based approaches to ethics has not, at present, been successfully made out; another upshot is that perhaps the best way to formulate that challenge involves renouncing the reasons-based framework all together.

Similar tropes have circulated among bloggers as they tag one another; the upshot seems to be that sociability demands structure.

Another potential upshot of the experimental research derives from the fact that disgust belongs firmly in System 1: it is fast, automatic, effortless, potentially unconscious, affect-laden, and nearly incorrigible.

1.27am GMT 34th over: Australia 142-1 (Rogers 81 Watson 35) need 231 Monty is a little too full with one ball, a little too short with another, and the upshot is that there are some easy runs for Rogers.

That was probably a regular procedure, again undertaken to get rid of unwanted creepy crawlies.The upshot is another piece of evidence of how, around this period, humans were creating a range of hitherto unknown artefacts.

If the upshot of another hung parliament is that MPs decide the electoral system must change so that legitimacy accusations do not arise so easily, that's all to the good.