Sentence examples for upshot column from inspiring English sources
(The Times's Upshot column provides a handy dashboard that shows the latest forecasts from them all, including the Upshot's own model).
According to the Times' Upshot column, the probability of the Democrats emerging as the majority party in the Senate is fifty-three per cent.
(The Times' Upshot column has it seventy-one per cent likely that the Republicans will gain control. FiveThirtyEight puts the G.O.P.'s odds at sixty-one per cent).
Nobelist Robert Shiller has lamented this fact in a recent New York Times Upshot column.
But you will learn none of these things in the New York Times, where the Upshot column, without any analysis, treats the smears of Friedman as revealed truth.
The upshot, as I've written in this column since its inception, is a boom in chips.
The cortical columns of those on the autistic spectrum are narrower than those of neurotypicals, and their cells are organised differently.The upshot of these differences is that the columns in an autistic brain seem to be more connected than normal with their close neighbours, and less connected with their distant ones.
The upshot is that most Chinese won't be able to access this column, but can easily go to the Web to purchase firearms or narcotics.
The upshot is revolutionary.
The upshot was Awakenings.
