Sentence examples for the upshot with from inspiring English sources
TSE They come from a lot of different places in the newsroom, from within our department and from The Upshot, with which we collaborate very frequently.
The Upshot with DAPL: Dealing with violence, trespass, obstruction and defamation.
The upshot with respect to the argument from charity, and from virtue more generally, is that quite a lot remains to be done before it will be clear which virtues are desirable and the extent to which logical pluralism possesses them to a greater degree than its rivals.
The upshot with Wuala is that as nice as it sounds having infinite storage at your fingertips, the mere thought that some pretty nasty people may use my hard drive to store their files – even if I can't see what they are storing – rather puts me off.
The upshot: With a total of 4,450 points, I won the whole event, beating all 17 competitors except Silver, who topped my score by 25 points but who, like the family members of radio station employees, wasn't eligible to win.
The upshot: with the Braves about to fade, the Mets decimated by injury, the Philadelphia Phillies rebuilding and the Miami Marlins floating aimlessly amid sale negotiations, the Nationals should coast to the NL East title — and, sorry Dodgers, to home-field advantage through the NL playoffs.
The upshot: Workers with nothing to lose are demanding a living wage of $15 an hour, and gaining strength and confidence.
The upshot: Players with later tee times made up 11 of the top 13 scorers in the first round, which ended Friday afternoon.
In the cycling sense, "nervous" refers to a vicious spiral in which the entire peloton is aware that the safest place to be is in the front 20 or so – this is a basic racing principle taught at junior level – with the upshot that every team leader with a purpose wants to be in the first 20 riders with as many of their team-mates as can manage it.
She concludes, "Whatever the reason, the upshot is men with their tackle in a twist".
The Upshot has partnered with Siena College to poll dozens of the most competitive House and Senate races across the country.
