Sentence examples for upshot that from inspiring English sources

Bennett himself has pointed out that the upshot that concerns us is not the fact that Victor died (no-one could prevent that) but the fact that Victor died at T (or perhaps, the fact that Victor died no later than T).[19] He suggested that perhaps Skeeter is positively relevant to that, since most of the ways he could have behaved would have resulted in Victor's dying later than T.

We would also emphasize — as has the Upshot — that it is best not to put too much stock in small differences in a forecast probability.

This equipoise effect has a logical upshot that might seem counterintuitive: Substituting disgorgement for any other remedy, part of the time, can emulate the incentive effect of using that other remedy all of the time.

His enemies, his one-time helper Gonzalo and Ferdinand, son of Alonso, end up on the island and are manipulated in various magical ways by Prospero, with the upshot that Ferdinand and Miranda fall in love and the enemies are entranced, tortured and, at length, forgiven.

In the cycling sense, "nervous" refers to a vicious spiral in which the entire peloton is aware that the safest place to be is in the front 20 or so – this is a basic racing principle taught at junior level – with the upshot that every team leader with a purpose wants to be in the first 20 riders with as many of their team-mates as can manage it.

The upshot: that buddy "had given me just the kick I needed.

It seems true by definition (almost) that you can be causally responsible only for upshots that you cause.

The upshot is that we know that someone is about to die.

This is encouraging President Horatio Seymour's defensive isolationism.The upshot of that remains to be seen.

The upshot was that I got no sleep at all.

The upshot is that ailments can become pretty much untreatable.