Sentence examples for a certain juncture of from inspiring English sources

Of course because of the high population growth in Iran, at a certain juncture of time employment generation became a challenge.

"Of course, because of the high population growth in Iran, at a certain juncture of time, employment generation became a challenge," Mr. Ahmadinejad said.

Once, he said, the two of them were listening to the score, and at a certain juncture Martins suggested that this was where there should be an erotic pas de deux.

He did not shoot particularly well or dominate certain junctures of the second half.

As the Roman poet Juvenal opined at a certain farcical juncture in the affairs of his city state: Difficile est non saturam scribere (It is difficult not to write satire).

One of the puzzles of mass extinction is why, at certain junctures, the resourcefulness of life seems to falter.

It established a set of Abrams-esque themes: arcing mythologies (in this case, the prophecies and technologies of Milo Rambaldi), a willingness to reboot the series radically at certain junctures, and a canny eye on audience expectations.

The set by David Korins is a slab of gray sidewalk that, at certain junctures, suddenly tilts up and down, tossing the characters about as if they'd fallen into a cocktail shaker.

Though there is some slight error at certain junctures, as soon as the motion of the man is repeated to a sufficient extent, the proposed filter gives almost an exact prediction.

The new labor historians, favoring a history-from-the-bottom-up approach to their subject, have been drawn to eras of intense conflict between workers and employers like the the 1930's, and have emphasized working class "agency" -- that is, the ability of ordinary workers at certain junctures in American history to change society through their own actions.

A certain type of author.