Sentence examples for upshot it from inspiring English sources

The upshot, it said, would be that its killer whale show would eventually end when all of the orcas die in captivity.

posted on corpwatch.org Upshot: It won't be long before banks have dozens of lax reg environments/cities to choose from in Asia and S. America.

No-bama!" The Upshot: It would appear, based on several calculations, that the committee's decision today raised the threshold for achieving the nomination to 2,118 from 2,026.

The upshot: It depends on where you're standing.

The upshot: it's got some range.

The upshot: It'll be fast and rare.

That scene masks its horror in humor; almost all the dialogue (or, rather, monologue) is left off the soundtrack, but its upshot shows it to have been cruel, insensitive, one-sided.

"Indeed, we have run an extremely tough walking-out policy in conjunction with the Home Office who have helped in all of this, and the upshot of it is that it's absolutely regrettable that this has occurred".

But the upshot of it all is that once the Ford goes into service after its Spring 2016 commissioning, it will be, at a minimum, changing the role that carriers can fill by — at minimum — allowing for the launch of smaller, lighter drones.

One natural suggestion is that the agent who is positively relevant to the upshot causes it to occur; whereas the agent who is negatively relevant to the upshot doesn't cause it, but simply fails to prevent it where she could have done so.[6] This suggestion has immediate moral implications.

The upshot is, it's cheap.