Sentence examples for long-term upshot from inspiring English sources
The long-term upshot of this is probably that my psychological mechanisms have been permanently altered by the internet and I'm now re-calibrated to crave to contact at all times.
Jean Pisani-Ferry, a pragmatic economist, is in charge of long-term economic strategy.The upshot should be less muddle over French economic policy.
The upshot of the ECB's €1 trillion in long-term bank lending is that sovereign premiums were temporarily depressed...by national banks that purchased sovereign debt to post it as collateral at the ECB.
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.
The upshot is that despite the awareness of the long-term strategic, economic and environmental risks associated with America's dependency on fossil fuels, little is being done to change it.
Short-term frustration for long-term gain".
Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.
Long-term options in Iraq.
Short- or long-term relationships?
"We're looking long-term".
