upshot

The upshot of these contradictory findings is that most people have trouble believing the figures produced by either side.

The upshot is to immerse oneself in a crash course on institutional racism and police brutality.

The upshot is, you can expect to be touched, even to the point of tears, as well as moved to chortles and guffaws.

The upshot was that a human trafficker got off easy, in part, so that Christie could jail a small-town mayor.

The upshot is that, with each passing month, Americans effectively use less petroleum to get around.

The upshot of the whole affair is that the enemy still hold a strong line of trenches between us and Achi Baba.

We set them down as pirates, and awaited the upshot with a considerable degree of uneasiness.

And for upshot and result of so much shame to the white 351 powers—Tamasese already conspiring!

We then became intimate, and the upshot of the whole was, that we agreed to travel together; and, by Alla!

Brer Rabbit aint wait fer ter see w'at de upshot gwine ter be, needer—I boun' you he aint.