Sentence examples for worst upshot from inspiring English sources
(And the Nasty Pig, from-leather-daddy-to-grown-up-business-owners-who-look-but-don't-touch ad was the worst upshot of all those naughty boy commercials all season. They didn't make out with any of them!) I liked the Sharon-Jinkx-Bianca run because they weren't gorgeous and perfect, but they were weird and a little fucked-up and vulnerable.
At worst, Mr. Haski said in a telephone interview, the upshot could be that Mr. Sarkozy emerges from the crisis as a lame-duck president for the next two years.
The upshot was nearly three hours of the very worst television ever broadcast, with Eurosport's Declan Quigley defying parody and the usually laconic Sean Kelly sounding ready to contact Dignitas.
The upshot seems to be that London well and truly got the worst of it.
The upshot of the arrangements, confirmed on Tuesday, appears to confirm the worst fears of critics who feared a seven-way debate, rather than a head-to-head with Ed Miliband which David Cameron resisted, would end up being a "disjointed, incoherent cacophony".
The next day, the Paris public prosecutor said that on that date he had indeed passed details of the case to the justice ministry, which has ultimate authority over public prosecutors.The upshot is that the government now looks incompetent at best, and at worst untruthful to the delight of the political right.
The upshot is revolutionary.
The upshot was Awakenings.
The upshot of this "ambush"?
