Sentence examples for the immediate upshot from inspiring English sources

The immediate upshot was a victory for Ms Le Pen in her bid to transform a far-right, fringe protest movement into a mainstream party ready to govern.

The immediate upshot is that Mr Najib may choose to delay calling for an election for some time, to let things settle down.

And the immediate upshot of Chávez´s re-election is a boost to Kirchner and her backers just at a time when her popularity had been waning.

Baby's here, so the birds have got to move The arrival of our fifth child in six years precipitated an enormously complicated series of events, the immediate upshot of which was that the chickens had to move.

The immediate upshot of the arrangement was his outstanding recording of Chopin's First Piano Concerto, with Paul Kletzki conducting, that has stayed in the catalogue since it was first released.

The immediate upshot of Mr. Clinton's decision is that the Pentagon's 2005 target date for having a limited means of defending all 50 states against attack by a small number of ballistic missiles has been scrapped.

One immediate upshot of Mr. Hatoyama's failure will most likely be that his successor will avoid making big changes in foreign policy, in favor of focusing on domestic issues.

The upshot is that while it is still early days, the latest figures give us little reason to alter our view that the immediate impact of the vote to leave the EU will be less severe than many had anticipated".

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In the West the upshot has been divorce and illegitimacy.

The articles in The Upshot read like in-depth analyses.