Sentence examples for upshot a from inspiring English sources
The upshot: a 50-fold increase in deaths so far this year.
The upshot: a significant minority of game players do not trust a significant number of games writers.
The upshot: A budget airline can work, if you're prepared for the curve balls (and wailing babies) they may throw your way.
Then there are spin-offs run by print publications, such as "The Upshot", a new, graph-laden website from the New York Times.
The upshot: a post-apocalyptic, dystopian survivor-fantasy about a bunch of pre-teen and teenage boys on a remote tropical island.
The upshot, a recent Jupiter Media Metrix report groused, is that many marketers are still incapable of evaluating online ad spending effectively.
Monday's election is an upshot of a new constitution of 2010, which created 47 new political counties, each to be led by a governor.
The upshot is a scar, a hogdepodge of fibers across the muscle.
Perhaps even more striking is the way that rebellions are always framed by a positive upshot -- a treatment never received by African American "riots".
The upshot was a credit binge, a property bubble and surging inflation.
But the upshot is a tangled, what-a-woman sexiness.
