Sentence examples for upshot here from inspiring English sources

The upshot here is that Murray lost to the better man.

The upshot here is fairly obvious: Any pitcher who once had elite skills, or even seemed on the way to developing them, is capable of rebounding to something approaching his peak form without providing the courtesy of proper notice.

The other upshot here is that the Pivot sensors can be used for multiple sports.

The biggest upshot here is that the things plug directly into the USB-C port at the bottom.

Sure it's a slightly kooky move to see from a company that most people equate with phone service, but the biggest upshot here?

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.

Here The Upshot may have an advantage: if it sticks to the narrower areas of polling and policy, there's clearly a defined audience for that – as Silver showed when his section of the Times site brought in a huge audience during the 2012 election.

The upshot is that domestic politics here has severely hampered negotiations over the future Iraqi-American relationship.

Here's the upshot, in the form of her "Twitter-Length Sundance Reviews": "Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work".

And here's the upshot: if you're a financially sophisticated borrower who doesn't mind taking risks with your money, the legislation may not be welcome.

The details of the politics are probably too confusing to get into here, but the upshot has been that Mr Wilders has, for the moment, been deeply discredited.