upshot

the upshot of these paragraphs

the upshot of the meeting was that he was on the next plane to New York.

If you had refused, the outcome would probably not have been very different. Anupshot is a decisive result, often of the nature of a climax:

The upshot of the meeting was a decision to proceed with the project.

The upshot of the investigation was that no one was found guilty.

The upshot of the argument was a mutual agreement to disagree.

The upshot of the game was a tie between the two teams.

The upshot of the study was a groundbreaking discovery.

The upshot of the negotiations was a successful deal for both parties.

The upshot of the conflict was a resolution that satisfied everyone involved.

The upshot of the experiment was unexpected and led to further research.

The upshot of the decision was a positive impact on the company's future.

The upshot of the debate was a shift in public opinion.

So what is the upshot of this? I mean, what happens now?

There I found Conseil, who wanted to know the upshot of my interview with the captain.

The upshot is that there is no free lunch.

One lawmaker described the upshot of the extraordinary episode as another week burned on his terms instead of ours.

The upshot is a growing battle between the Parisians who love two-wheeled transportation.

The upshot is we really don't know which one is true.

The upshot is that the butterfly effect seems not to apply to quantum systems.

It's got to be given knowing what the upshots are going to be.

The upshot of the story is, that day I called my parents, my father was fired.

But I suppose the upshot is that we have to keep it a prisoner for life.