Sentence examples for For the juncture from inspiring English sources

Asked to give an assessment of whether Labour and the Liberal Democrats could find common policy ground after the election, Huhne in a piece for the Juncture, the journal of the centre-left thinktank the IPPR, suggests it is possible, even if the personal chemistry between some of the leading figures on either side is poor.

They ranged from one as simple as creating better padding for the junctures between prostheses and amputees' residual limbs to one as complex as using nanoparticles infinitesimally small specks of matter to better diagnose and treat cancer.

The map -- which suggested, for instance, that the juncture of Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico looked especially promising for Gov. George W. Bush -- was trotted out throughout the day.

This was the juncture point for my departure.

The data is skewed slightly because of coaches scared to risk a timeout, or electing to save challenges for the critical junctures of the game.

And as the country gears up for the next crucial juncture — legislation that will legalize recreational marijuana expected this spring — momentous changes that have already occurred this year provide clues for what's to come, and who will be left out.

Union Station will also serve as the main juncture for rail travel in the metro area, at the completion of FasTracks.

"You are the best," she replies.The best Mr Rajaratnam can hope for at this juncture is the chance to clear his name by proving he did not make $63.8m from insider information, as the government contests.

"At this critical juncture for the world economy," the two said in a joint statement, "a strong commitment to continue opening world markets will provide a much-needed boost to confidence and global growth prospects".

That was the critical juncture, for both Hillary and Bill, in their shared political life.

One hole earlier, Kaymer had holed a crucial 28ft putt for par at the very juncture where he appeared to be rocking.