Sentence examples for eventual upshot from inspiring English sources

It is further: d) hugely unpredictable what the eventual upshot will be.

This is the eventual upshot of this realignment of local government's priorities, this doomed attempt to do good deeds by stealth – little more than skyscrapers in exchange for bus stops.

Ed told O'Grady about Seifert and the latter was interested; the eventual upshot of the conversation was that O'Grady and Paul Jagasich, also of Hampden-Sydney College, translated the whole book, and, two years later, found a publisher for it: The Spirit That Moves Us Press.

So was the eventual outcome.

The eventual result is not known.

The arrowheads show the eventual election outcome.

The upshot in Kosovo will be the creation of a unique and expensive protectorate, in which its guarantors, NATO and the UN, hope they do not become the eventual targets of ethnic-Albanian rage.

The upshot: pack light.

The upshot was Awakenings.

The upshot is revolutionary.

The upshot thus far?