Which of the six is strongest is a guess considering how big and fragmented the overall field is and how big and fragmented the city is, particularly at a juncture when its population and economic bases are in great flux.
We have arrived at a critical juncture when it comes to understanding the numerous ways in which trade interacts with climate change and energy (trade-climate-energy nexus).
(We don't even have an ambassador in Iraq at this critical juncture, when it is so important that an ethnically balanced Iraqi government be formed. But don't worry -- John Bolton is going to reform the U.N).
After the first set, which Nadal won 6-2, it was hard to remember a juncture when Djokovic was ever on the attack.
After graduating from the University of Missouri with a journalism degree in 1960, he joined the Army in 1962, was sent to Okinawa and decided there, at a juncture when many in America were opting out of the system, that it made more sense to opt in.
France's announcement last Tuesday that it is now "certain" Syria used the nerve agent sarin was meant, I was told, to stir U.S. engagement at a juncture when the rebels' overall defeat was becoming a possibility.
Lomax started his work in the 1930's at a juncture when technology was perfectly double-edged, promising both salvation and destruction for local traditions.
And I thought, why fight an uphill battle for attention?" Elektra, Mr. Smith said, "offered her a sizable amount of money to stay, at a juncture when she felt like she was ready to go".
But at a juncture when anointed stars try to live up to their hype and wow the crowd, James, at age 19, has been notable as much for what he doesn't do as for what he does.
But, at a juncture when Democrats have a double-digit lead over Republicans in the generic congressional poll, relying on such an outcome would be a risky gambit especially since there would be another opportunity to fight for DACA next month.
