Forty years ago, the state of Arizona reached a critical juncture that called for action, with rapidly falling water tables, dry wells, subsiding land surface, and deteriorating water quality.
With regard to the relationship between the United States and Syria, and the relationship between Europe and Syria, these have entered a new juncture that will prove costly for the regime in Damascus, not just economically, in case serious sanctions are imposed, but also morally and politically.
With the end of next month, nuclear talks between Iran and the United States, Russia, China, Britain, France, and Germany will reach a historical juncture that will determine the future of nuclear armament in the region, regardless of whether the talks fail or culminate in an agreement.
It should be pointed out that the sensitivity of Lula/phi80 lysogens to DNA damage, in combination with our interest in DNA repair mutants, served as a critical juncture that made Lula/phi80's identification possible in the first place.
Clinton doesn't necessarily have to field a team at this juncture that would prove to prospective donors her seriousness about running, the way a less-established candidate or one facing a more competitive field might.
It was a historic juncture that, even by England's dismal summer standards, was perfectly poised in the doldrums.
"For the White House to allegedly intercede so forcefully at this juncture, that's surprising," said H. Carl McCall, a former comptroller and 2002 Democratic nominee for governor.
What can you tell me at this juncture that will help me stay the course?
