"For now, though, we are where we are: at a critical juncture, with a dangerous and ill-thought-out agreement on the table, which doesn't serve the interests of Israel, the United States, or any other peace-loving nation.
Now Calley is at a critical juncture, with a slate of highly anticipated films due out in the coming weeks.
Now Calley is at a critical juncture, with a slate of highly anticipated films like the starlet-studded remake of the TV show Charlie's Angels and an action flick called Vertical Limit due out in the coming weeks.
The Phillies, Wade said, are at an opportune juncture, with a nucleus of good young players and their new park a year away from opening.
His return comes at a critical juncture, with the Knicks opening a tough five-game trip through the Western Conference just days after the team learned that Amar'e Stoudemire would be lost for at least six weeks because of his own knee injury.
The country is at a critical juncture, with the election of a new president and provincial councils scheduled for April 2014, as well as the withdrawal next year of tens of thousands of international military forces.
Can one tell the difference?" In almost every story in Desai's richly rewarding new collection, "Diamond Dust," a meal is offered or consumed at a dramatic juncture, with symbolic significance.
However, the Arabian Peninsula countries are at a critical juncture with regard to managing water and financial resources in a sustainable manner and securing the balanced development of economic, social and environmental conditions for their citizens and future generations.
The war in Syria is at a critical juncture, with the United States considering military actions in the wake of a suspected chemical-weapons attack.
