"Why do we even care about Woodrow Wilson at this juncture?" Simmons asked.
It may seem pointless for W. to worry about his legacy at this juncture, but he clearly did not want to add a Marc Rich blot to all the other gigantic blots on the copybook.
"Although some fog always surrounds the outlook, there is more than the usual amount of uncertainty at this juncture about the economic future," Mr. Ferguson said, alluding in particular to an abrupt drop-off in capital investment by businesses and concern that consumers might limit their spending because of the decline in stocks over the last year.
theScore World Cup (@theScoreWC2014) Lionel Messi posts inspirational message to Argentina on eve of World Cup final: http://t.co/vvk8Y4jeqg pic.twitter.com/HBOcGXDw0S July 13 , 20147.37am BST I've dutifully sourced animal-related World Cup prediction videos for y'all this tournament (again, I haven't the foggiest why) and I'm not about to stop at this juncture.
Similarly, when Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, said that it would be "very, very insensitive" to talk about the climate crisis at this juncture, one could only wonder whose feelings he was most concerned about.
In "Mamma Mia!," the willfully clunky musical shaped out of pop hits by Abba, this juncture occurs about a third of the way through the first act.
But many hoped that she'd be well beyond having to worry about a discontented base at this juncture, let alone through the convention in July.
Yet the argument about who was right and who was wrong about Iran is hardly important at this juncture.
At this juncture, almost everything about it feels purposely, almost comically, designed to rub regional Brexiters up the wrong way.
At this juncture, conceptual concerns about the Asymmetry have been just as important in leading philosophers to question the person-based intuition as the nonidentity problem has been.
