Sentence examples for Difficult juncture from inspiring English sources

The housing market is at a difficult juncture.

There is also the fact that prevention efforts in Tamil Nadu are at a difficult juncture.

Assigning blame and dealing with the consequences will test Mrs. Merkel's ability to maintain party discipline at this difficult juncture.

It's at a difficult juncture right now, that's true, and we have serious concerns about the political environment".

At this difficult juncture, they often turned to Wright's eldest son, Lloyd, who died in 1978, or David, now 91 years old, who lives in Arizona.

The UN envoy for Libya, Ghassan Salame, said he met with Sarraj on Monday to discuss how the UN mission "can assist at this critical and difficult juncture".

Even at difficult junctures in the management of Carnegie Hall, the board relied on Mr. Stern's guidance and advice.

One of Clegg's closest confidants and someone who is thought of as on the left of the party told the Guardian that the party was "very grown up" and would heed warnings that the UK is at a difficult economic juncture and would require stable government that lasted for some time.

Some negotiators say Mr. Moore seems less able than earlier trade chiefs -- both Mr. Ruggiero, his only predecessor at the W.T.O., and leaders of the group's forerunner, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade -- to jump over hurdles at difficult negotiating junctures.

Doing so would be difficult at this juncture but a great thing for Twitter users, especially given how Twitter has opened up Direct Messages and what plans it might have for the future.

In terms of uh, size, it's very difficult at this juncture to accurately determine what we've got going on.