Sentence examples similar to upshot determination from inspiring English sources

The upshot of this clash was Bellow's determination to prevail.

The upshot of that approach, underscored by the decision in Mr. Padilla's case, is that no one outside the administration knows just how the determination is made whether to handle a terror suspect as an enemy combatant or as a common criminal, to hold him indefinitely without charges in a military facility or to charge him in court.

NYTimes: The Upshot.

The upshot here?

The upshot: pack light.

The upshot is revolutionary.

The upshot was Awakenings.

The upshot thus far?

The upshot is that these emails were sent over State Department servers, because they were sent to other State employees with.gov accounts, but the department has not made any official determination of how many of them have been captured.

The upshot is clear.

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