Sentences with word «upshot»

The practical upshot of this simple feature is that you can perform the exercise until your legs ABSOLUTELY GIVE OUT.

I'll give you one practical upshot for now, if you are an institutional bond investor: go long 10 - year Treasuries and short 7 - year.

The interesting — and paradoxical — upshot here is that the greatest hope for the continuation of an active federal government in K — 12 schooling is highly able and highly responsible states: if states handle their ESEA waivers well, then there will be no need for ED to slap wrists and therefore no additional fuel for those claiming federal overreach.

The practical upshot of this fix is that you can now transfer EPUB files into iBooks far more easily than before, when the only way was to drop them into iTunes and do a USB sync.

As for the main current upshot from this admittedly limited model is that current trailing E / Ps, and thus P / Es, are fairly valued against current treasury yields and bond spreads.

The bill that requires states to honor out - of - state concealed carry permits ranks as one of the worst performing ideas on the matrix created by Upshot.

The main upshot of the equation in the article about Greece is that you don't want the rate your government finances at to get above the rate of GDP growth.

One upshot appears to be that CALI and Gene Koo will organize a group to build and use an e-casebook on cyberlaw.

Oscar upshot: That year, Wertmuller was declared «the hottest name in movies today» by the New York Daily News and drew enthusiastic crowds to art - houses.

The immediate upshot of the SUNY vote is that such schools no longer have to bother pretending that teaching is more than performance of a script informed by an enthusiastic reading of Teach Like a Champion.

Clare Cain Miller's Upshot article mostly mentions how women are hurt by being excluded, and that is real and disturbing.

Durham Connects family featured in New York Times Upshot story about a new federal program designed to evaluate promising programs quickly and cost - effectively.

Civil War is a film whose emotional upshot takes an eternity to eventuate, but when it does it's actually well worth the two - and - a-half-hour sit.

The big upshot of Legal A.I. for our profession will be the drastic reduction of human hours spent on information processing tasks.

The welcome upshot of this Biennial's retrenchment could be that in galleries and museums, the audience gets treated to more art and less instruction.

The exciting upshot of this new attention on Black artists» works is that a multiplicity can emerge in our understanding of Black aesthetics and Black artistic practices in Canada, where a local art history in which to contextualize such works is still in formation.

There are a couple unfortunate upshots of this.

In the New York Times» new Upshot section, David Leonhardt describes the struggles of men in today's economy and traces the problem back to the struggles of boys in school.

A couple of weeks ago on a late - March Friday, the New York Times» data - focused Upshot section put out a school - related story about how much it costs to buy into different suburbs near New York and other big cities, how much time it takes to commute to work, and how well the schools perform in terms of test scores.

The long - term upshot?

The other upshots are shorter initial gears for better acceleration feel and taller top gears for better highway fuel economy and reduced engine noise.

(Upshot currently is aligned with FiveThirtyEight puts; the blog says Clinton is about as likely to lose as a kicker in the National Football League is to miss an attempt at a field goal.)

The fund, called Upshot, is believed to be the largest - ever investment vehicle dedicated to seed - stage investing.

Halsam also noted that the motivating upshot of vegetation would seem to contradict the long - held belief that «lean» — or minimally - appointed — office spaces were more conducive to productivity.

For L'Oreal USA, one of the unexpected upshots of using trade credit insurance for the past half - dozen years has been easier conversations with any customers lagging behind with their payments.

That, anyway, is the understated upshot of the authors» story, which is otherwise keener to report disputes than to settle them.

Such activity is not regarded as the simple upshot of the conditions which attend its birth.

Using the term «superject» for the final upshot of the concresence, that which will be taken as datum for later concresences, Whitehead writes: «Thus the superject is also present as a condition, determining how each feeling conducts its own process» (PR, 341).

The curious upshot is that Hartshorne's doctrine actually imperils the philosophy of process.

The sole motions seem wholly matters of routine, or statistical upshots of huge members of microevents, as in the sun's corona.

How is this not essentially the same waffling upshot of the 1930 Lambeth Conference that led us to where we are now — a world of deepening, and perhaps irremediable, moral and sexual disorder?

The ironic upshot is that «as adults enjoy more freedom in the pursuit of a satisfying intimate life, children's family lives become increasingly subject to arrangement, regulation and control.

This had the pleasant upshot that guests got to inhale the sweet spices as the cookies baked, then taste them warm and soft from the oven.

I think that there is a political upshot to this.

The sad upshot for the Allies?

Another expert to write about the intoxicating upshots of lust is Judith Orloff.

Recorded with such heightened clarity as to almost sound dubbed, these dense conversations have a distancing quality comparable to that of Whit Stillman's Love & Friendship, but the linguistic information moves too swiftly to allow time for comedic upshot.

However, like any porn film, the movie takes a dip in interest whenever they get back into story mode, with a clichéd plot that mixes several other genres of movie, including the outsider in a new school, the family underworld gangster bit, and the underdog upshot competing in a competition for the interest of the bad guy's best girl.

The equity upshot: Hawaii naturally wins, because its unified statewide school system spends the same amount on all students.

The other major upshot is the converse of the first: lots of valuable policy - practice content is lost in the shuffle because it doesn't grab you by the collar.

«I love these occasional NYT Upshot school interactives, but man I wish they had a list interface for the data,» Benton tweeted.

Neither Dougherty, Upshot editor Amanda Cox, nor anyone else involved in production of the latest example, have been available to answer questions about the piece.

With its irresistible illustrations and inspiring upshot, this story soars.

Anyhoo, the long - winded upshot of this comment is that when I released my second book (under a pen name), I led off the Amazon product description with a warning about the language they would find inside my Mafia comedy.

# Calendar upshots will remain up to date.

One of the key upshots with Amazon is free shipping.