Sentence examples for main upshot from inspiring English sources

Doubtless they thought this would cement Anglo-Danish relations, but so far as I can see the main upshot has been that the town's inhabitants go berserk from time to time.

Instead, many analysts worried that Mr. Assad, his Iranian patrons and the Lebanese militia Hezbollah would emerge strengthened, and that the main upshot of the episode would be a sense of American wavering on involvement in the Middle East.

Their exhalations, oxygen, did for both methanogens and methane and created an atmosphere similar to the one that exists now.The main upshot is that although oxygen is unquestionably a biomarker (it is so reactive that it would vanish from any atmosphere unless constantly replenished) methane may be one, too.

But as a consequentialist, even Honderich would have to acknowledge that one of the main upshots of his retirement has been controversy.

The upshot was that although the meetings were unshakably friendly -- the main agenda was "dialogue," interspersed with a few good meals -- leaders found themselves struggling for words.

The upshot was that all eight Sky riders finished in the second main group 3min 6sec behind Cavendish, and Thomas dropped to sixth in the standings.

The Upshot's editor, David Leonhardt, a former Washington bureau chief and economics columnist at the New York Times, wrote on its Facebook page on Monday that the site's main goal is help people to better understand big, complex stories like Obamacare, inequality and the real-estate and stock markets.

The upshot is that for all the blizzard of commercials and headlines about tax cuts, health policy and abortion, the main issues so far this year are not exactly issues at all, but rather matters of character, leadership and moral stature.

The upshot: pack light.

The upshot is revolutionary.

The upshot was Awakenings.