Sentence examples for upshot will be from inspiring English sources

Without a change, the upshot will be misery and violence on an even grander scale.

The upshot will be about what Oscar night is always about: power.

It is further: d) hugely unpredictable what the eventual upshot will be.

The upshot will be a debt of gratitude to Gordon Brown that all Labourites will feel.

And the upshot will be more families with too little money for absolute basics for children, like food and warmth".

The upshot will be "more employees saying, 'I don't see the value of that' and going without insurance," he said.

The upshot is that the issue will be brought back to the council Tuesday, where a vote can be taken with official electronic clickers.

The upshot, Nurse hopes, will be "gentle anarchy".

But the upshot of that will be to make a hung parliament even more likely.

The upshot: Gay marriage will be legal in 10 states, including California, and the District of Columbia.

The upshot, almost inescapably, will be a long, perhaps a very long, period of Conservative rule.