Sentence examples for a juncture for a from inspiring English sources

The top North Korean diplomats at the United Nations have twice over the past month publicly called for direct talks, citing the impending 60th anniversary of the armistice that halted the Korean War as a juncture for a changed relationship.

Lilith's heretical divorce was a juncture for Kawakubo, too.

[cartoon id= a10515"] Lilith's heretical divorce was a juncture for Kawakubo, too.

We are at a juncture for change and we cannot stay silent.

But his decision to begin scaling back at Microsoft comes at a critical juncture for the company, a dominant force in the computing world for a quarter-century.

But Nick Spiro, bond expert at Spiro Sovereign Strategy, warns that Portugal is at a "a critical juncture": For the time being, waning political support for the government's austerity policies is not putting upward pressure on yields.

This is a critical juncture for a Mets team with several signature veteran players: Carlos Beltrán, Carlos Delgado and Pedro Martínez.

The third generation is a notoriously vulnerable juncture for a successful family business.

"At this juncture, for a year, this party has a chance to be together".

To a significant degree, political analysts said, the governor is passing through a predictable juncture for a presumptive Republican nominee, confronting a familiar task of softening the hard edges that usually develop in a nominating process that tugs candidates to the right.

The spring of 2005 marked a tricky juncture for the leaders of a program designed to improve health care access for thousands of residents living in impoverished, isolated settlements just north of the Mexican border in the Lower Rio Grande Valley and also for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, which had provided the program with a four-year startup grant, due to expire in a few months time.