Sentence examples for good upshot from inspiring English sources

Former finance minister Yanis Varoufakis is a fan, calling it a "silver lining", the one good upshot from austerity policies that have shattered the country.

But, unlike America's, it never falls much below 8% even in good times.The upshot is a split employment market.

At Landmarc, however, the question accompanies the presentation of the wine list, and the ensuing spiel brings good news, the upshot of which is that you get great wine on the cheap.

Day one of The Upshot looks good: it's clean, there's a coherent set of topics, and the data is as beautifully presented.

The upshot: Right now you can buy good-quality corporate sinkers at yields that are substantially higher than you'd get on similar, nonsinking-fund bonds.

The upshot is that good ideas can emerge from anywhere.

Kimi Raikkonen had some reliability problems but Romain Grosjean had a good, solid time and the upshot is the car is clearly in good shape.

I still think they're good ideas, but...anyway, the upshot of it was that Harold was quite receptive and organized a follow-on meeting at NIH, and there was a lot of enthusiastic support, and from people of all stripes: it wasn't just a bunch of genome geeks and bioinformatic types.

The upshot: It's a good idea generally not to draw big conclusions from small differences.

The upshot, he said, would continue to be good news for consumers in the form of "more performance at lower price".

But Google is still heavily dependent on a single product internet search and related advertising.Good to be elegant, better to be oldThe upshot: Apple, Amazon and Facebook look like good long-term bets.