Sentence examples for broad upshot from inspiring English sources
The broad upshot of these considerations is clear: appeals to developmental neurobiology do little to undermine the view of mental architecture favored by evolutionary psychologists and their philosophical allies.
Why mess with a winning formula?The upshot is that even if the broad public does blame Republicans for the shutdown, there's little reason to believe that this will force the GOP to do anything about it.
The upshot is that the Obama approach is potentially broad enough to continue detaining everyone whom the Bush administration put in Guantánamo in the first place.
One way to answer this though certainly not the only way is to appeal to a broad and uncontroversial empirical fact about experience: that it is the upshot or outcome of a causal process linking the organs of perception with the environment, that our experiences are the effects of things going on inside and outside our bodies.
The upshot of all this is that managers with geographically scattered teams need a much broader skill set than those with traditional, co-located teams.
The upshot depends on where you stand: For those who hope to see Twitter connect people from across a broad spectrum of the Chinese population, that experiment is thrilling.
"The upshot of the meeting was that the alliance leaders were willing to move forward to form a broad-based government which will represent all regions and all ethnicities," he said.
The upshot: Soros's investment manager quit and the fabled hedge fund was converted into "a more conservative investment vehicle with a broad diversification of risks".
The upshot is revolutionary.
