Sentence examples for upshot in from inspiring English sources

For different reasons, the upshot in democracies has been similar.

The upshot in both cases is not just that the causes of individual deaths may be misascribed.

The upshot, in theory, is that taxpayers will not have to bear the upfront cost of the program.

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

He is not superstitious about pointing a moral: he doesn't think it will ruin the effect if he puts the upshot in a nutshell.

The upshot: In any normal election cycle, the Republicans have to win Florida and Ohio and at least three of the other five.

We summarized the privacy study upshots in different research principles and communities.

The articles in The Upshot read like in-depth analyses.

The upshot, published in the British Medical Journal, in 1964, was an article, by Sir Zachary Cope (the name would have amused her), decreeing that she had died from "Addison's disease of the suprarenal capsules".

It is arguable that every upshot consists in a state or event occurring in some object or objects.

The upshot is, in fact, democracy.