Sentence examples similar to necessary upshot from inspiring English sources

The upshot is that preserving Embobut is necessary for shielding Kenya from the ravages of climate change.

The upshot is that a significant cut to the wage budget is necessary.

Hence, this move is worth considering, even though it has never been developed and deviates far from traditional consequentialism, which counts not only proximate consequences but all upshots — that is, everything for which the act is a causally necessary condition.

'The upshot must be that more patients will have suffered broken hips than were necessary because some of the patients that might have had their bone density improved haven't been able to get hold of drugs,' said a spokesman.

There can be a necessary causal connection in only one case, namely, the connection between the volitions of an omnipotent agent and its upshots.

The upshot: pack light.

NYTimes: The Upshot.

The upshot here?

The upshot is revolutionary.

The upshot was Awakenings.

The upshot thus far?