Sentence examples for possible upshot from inspiring English sources
Depression is one possible upshot.
Possible upshot number two: A whole generation stuck in eternal, insufferable adolescence, emotionally stunted and immature, never fully desiring (or requiring) to settle down, "get serious," get a life.
Possible upshot: We're robbing our children of any vestiges of true innocence, never giving them a shot at stability or happiness before they're stamped with a Disney branding iron and force fed to the demons of K Street, violent video games, porn, prescription meds and oral sex on the school bus field trip.
The upshot might be that it's now possible to make more art, and make it faster.
Transitions are rough, miscalculations abound, but the upshot is that we grope toward heights made possible by a given innovation.
It is possible that there will be more economic motivation for postnatal alterations than prenatal ones.The upshot of the bio-genetic revolution is the birth of somatic flexibility: our bodies will no longer be such deterministic creations.
The upshot is that individuals, businesses and government entities need to do everything possible to improve the state of their cybersecurity.
The upshot of this, combined with the Mehari's turbulence-inducing aerodynamics and a possible exhaust leak, was a cabin filled with fumes whose percentage of carbon monoxide imparted a certain delightful dizziness to the whole affair.
The upshot is more hot periods of local weather.Moreover, the bell-curve method makes it possible to say just how much more hot weather there is.
Since other associations in the set of comparisons may have no bearing on the one in question, the upshot is that irrelevant information from the data can diminish the informativeness of an association of possible interest".
