Sentence examples for obvious upshot from inspiring English sources
The obvious upshot of the show's detective work is to establish that certain classic "Japanese" pieces are actually "Korean".
What occasionally strikes me as odd is the tendency for criticisms of the book to reach inexorably for the conclusion that "Piketty is wrong", whether or not that is the most obvious upshot of the particular critique.
The obvious result is more expressive lighting and animation during matches, but that's not the only upshot of the move.
Twitter is arguably an online microcosm of society today and a glaringly obvious, if somewhat distasteful, upshot of this is that the users posting on the site reflect the views and interests of the people living in the world around us.
The upshot here is fairly obvious: Any pitcher who once had elite skills, or even seemed on the way to developing them, is capable of rebounding to something approaching his peak form without providing the courtesy of proper notice.
The upshot was a sophisticated look that relied not on obvious symbols of glamour, like pearls and trailing boas, but on such simple modern ideals as lightness and comfort.
The upshot would be the emergence of adornments that had no immediately obvious survival value in themselves, like the peacock's tail or the troubadour's ballads.
Conservatives like Ted Cruz have periodically called for abolishing the IRS for obvious political reasons no one likes paying taxes or dealing with the IRS—but the upshot of this rage is that the government has fewer tools with which to actually go after rich people who cheat and lie.
The club has been hailed as a fiscal success in recent times but the upshot of a lack of investment, and money spent in the wrong areas, is obvious on the field.
The upshot is revolutionary.
