Sentence examples similar to upshot of activity from inspiring English sources

The upshot of Mr. Ginzburg's renewed dissident activities was another trial, in 1978, which resulted in an eight-year term.

The upshot of previous intense investigations was the perception that the dead, anucleated corneocytes remained indeed active metabolically.

The upshot of this "ambush"?

The upshot of all this?

The upshot of all this research?

The upshot of all this fury?

What is the upshot of Mr. Greig's play?

The upshot of all this is intellectually stimulating but inconclusive.

But the inevitable upshot of the exercise is indeterminacy.

The upshot of this process is something he calls hybridization.

This was the upshot of a pro poshl earlier today by four Senators, two Republicans and two Democrats to cut off funds for continued military activities in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia unless there was a declaration of war by Congress.