Sentence examples for upshot from from inspiring English sources

Former finance minister Yanis Varoufakis is a fan, calling it a "silver lining", the one good upshot from austerity policies that have shattered the country.

Still, the upshot from the SEC's investigation has nothing to do with revealing a problem (the state of Pennsylvania had already taken over Harrisburg's finances in 2011) or handing out a punishment.

An upshot from the above is the rise of piracy off the Somalia coast, which drastically affected all international commercial shipping that passed through the Gulf of Aden.

The upshot from Moran's talk seems to be that the influence is as much about education as politicking, if not more so.

The likely upshot from the study is that Facebook may be able influence all the likely voters that would ordinarily cost a lot of money to reach.

That was the upshot from two studies released Monday at an Orange County tourism conference.

One of the upshots from Japan's consistent policies has been that it has failed to punch above its weight, diplomatically or politically, despite its economic heft.

Another line of argument with a similar upshot proceeds from minimalism of the sort we have already canvassed.

Danish high-end speaker company Libratone is hedging its bets with a newly announced pair of headphones sporting a Lightning adapter – its first entry in the space, The upshot here, aside from potential future-proofing, is that the headphones draw power directly from the phone.

The upshot was trouble from the moment work started on site.

I wrote about "When Night Falls" last year, when its director was just beginning to confront his movie's upshot — his exile from China lest he face arrest there.