Sentence examples for the upshot for from inspiring English sources
The upshot for me was two-fold.
The upshot for Yucatan may be the same.
The upshot for the holders is a semi-final against Gloucester in Coventry in March.
The upshot: For the first time in nine years, the Walt Disney Company will not release its annual Pixar movie.
The upshot for consumers worldwide is that they may face a prolonged period of higher prices for hard drives.
The upshot for wine lovers is that imbibing in the Thai capital has never been more accessible or more interesting.
Of course, one of the upshots for AT&T's approach to data is what it means for the rest of its plans — not a thing (for now, anyway).
The latter now face a very difficult challenge to hang on to their lead, one compounded by the upshot of the problem for the No18 car.
As for the upshot of all this ratiocination, Mr Blair now discloses that he is in favour of the "good old British values of responsibility and respect", "opportunity for all", family life, community, football hooliganism and illicit drugs.
The upshot of all this for the forager is that he or she should find a spot where one of the more productive micro-species grows and stick to it.
For the Gnostics, this prison was a consequence of mankind's imperfect creation; for Baudrillard, the upshot of our materialism and dependence on technology; for paranoid science fiction writers like Dick, a plot by nefarious government entities with access to advanced technology to control our destinies.
