Also, examining two snapshots is clearly less satisfactory than having a continuous record of the changes as they happened over that entire period.Nevertheless, the upshot is that Dr Harries and his team have come up with the first direct evidence confirming an increase in the greenhouse effect over the past three decades.
But, far from offering solace to high-minded journalists for a job well done, the upshot of the entire scandal has been the creation of a formal inquiry, led by a senior judge, Lord Justice Brian Leveson, into the interlinked behavior of the police, the press and politicians.
or we might consider whether most of the ways the agent could have behaved throughout the entire period would have had the result that upshot obtained.
The upshot is that an entire wing of this three-storey complex has been rented out to other agencies.
The upshot was that Hitler diverted two entire divisions on D-Day away from Normandy because he believed the invasion would take place in Pas de Calais instead.
The US authorities dabbled with creative destruction when they allowed Lehmans to fail last September, and the upshot was that within a month the entire global banking system was on the point of collapse.
"So the upshot is, you'll get to see the entire history of that spot in the universe simultaneously," he said, "from the Big Bang all the way into the distant future".
The upshot is that a generation of Tibetans who've spent their entire lives in Nepal don't exist as far as the Nepalese bureaucracy is concerned.
The contract, seen by many, particularly in Kerala, as an upshot of subtle coercion, allowed the British the right to use the entire volume of water diverted by the Mullaperiyar Dam in British territory in exchange for a nominal fee.
The second biggest upshot is likely the personal misfortune for Kevin McCarthy, who – as result of his comment suggesting the entire GOP-led Benghazi investigation is a patently political attempt to tar Clinton – is not the House speaker.
