Sentence examples for this upshot from inspiring English sources

Eventually a form of Buddhism coming from Tibet won primacy among the Mongols, but this upshot was not finally secured until the 18th century.

This upshot was an initial media blackout on an hours-long sit-in protest by Democratic lawmakers over gun control legislation, which had coalesced on social media around the hashtag #NoBillNoBreak.

We shall hear, it seems safe to bet, of carnal, bloody and unnatural acts, of accidental judgments, casual slaughters, of deaths put on by cunning and forced cause, and in this upshot purposes mistook fall'n on the inventors' heads: the full Globe Theater agenda.

Some philosophers of a nominalistic bias might be happy with this upshot; but the problem is how to make sense of the idea of a bare object that is, an object not characterized by any properties.

"Indeed, we have run an extremely tough walking-out policy in conjunction with the Home Office who have helped in all of this, and the upshot of it is that it's absolutely regrettable that this has occurred".

And Pennsylvania has had great success in spurring competition from newcomers.California allowed none of this, and the upshot is that hardly any Californians have switched retail suppliers, unlike Pennsylvanians.

This is the upshot of the failure of the principle of linear superposition.

On the upshot, this was the ideal opportunity to test the tracking.

Is this commitment the upshot of a broadly Scotistic view about reason and existence having taken root in modernity?

As exciting as all this is, the upshot is that we're still in the very early stages of VR and AR, and their most compelling uses are yet to come.

There are several conditions to this, but the upshot is that companies can now charge heavy solar consumers (mostly businesses) around $500£30202) for every service, including meter readings.