Sentence examples for upshot of these changes from inspiring English sources

The upshot of these changes is that whilst attackers continue to find bugs in the code, the numbers which are meaningfully or easily exploited by attackers are significantly lower than in the past.

The overall upshot of these changes, the report forecasts, should be a 2percentt drop in U.S. greenhouse gas emissions from 2014 to 2015 — and an overall emissions level from the electric power sector that is 16percentt below where the sector's emissions were in 2005.

The upshot of all these changes is that the lord chief justice has ceased to be merely the guardian in chief of the criminal law.

The upshot of all these changes: fewer jobs for scientists, and less money to pay for science.

One undeniable upshot of the legislative changes is that controversial animal testing was taken off the table for good.

Both of these changes matter.

The upshot of that change was that if someone were searching on a mobile device, the search results would bias toward mobile-friendly sites.

The upshot of that change would be that the Internet would be considered a public utility, giving regulators a stronger hand in making sure that user privacy is protected and that all content is treated equally by network operators, the basic concept of what is known as network neutrality.

And what was the upshot of these reforms?

Although the upshot of these investigations is cloudy, there is little doubt that in both cases racist law officers seized the opportunity to prosecute him.

The upshot of these cases is that when certain facts are more probative than others on the ultimate issue of likelihood of confusion, those facts may dominate the analysis.