upshot

"We've seen a massive upshot in young people especially drinking Guinness," he says.

“The upshot of it is, this movie was so absolutely perfect that I couldn’t say no to it,” I tell Culkin, paraphrasing his pitch.

And what’s the point, when the upshot always seems to be the same: We have no idea if the race really is this tight, but we’d like to panic you anyway.

For him, the upshot of the election will be either a series of criminal prosecutions likely to result in incarceration or a few legal nuisances that he can largely or completely dismiss.

The upshot of an eventful, topsy-turvy encounter at Emirates Stadium is that it is advantage City.