The phrase "as juncture" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misusage or a truncation of a more common phrase.
Example: "At this juncture, we need to make a decision about the project."
Alternatives: "at this point" or "at this stage".
Now, because Israel is at a crucial, I refer to it as fateful juncture, as an agreement, a nuclear deal with Iran, approaches literally in the coming day", Oren said.
New features include direct access to SkypeCasts, which are cool if, um, useless at this juncture as well as some UI tweaks and file sharing extras.
Bamford noted that logs of telephone calls placed and received by the leaker would be readily accessible at this juncture as well.
Many residents pointed to last weekend as the juncture when they reached their exasperation saturation point.
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.
Famous as the juncture between Asia and Europe, Istanbul is also the meeting point of the climate systems of the Black Sea and the Mediterranean, which means that a diverse plant life complements its rich history.
As this juncture neared Martial advanced and looked to thread the ball to Lukaku who lurked near the penalty spot but he lacked precision just as the side had thus far lacked the killer edge.
As the juncture area of the sky and the road area, the vanishing line always appears as a longer line.
In BH, the Negotiator tends to be realized either as a juncture prosody towards the beginning of the clause or after the Finite/Predicator element.
Moreover, latent tensions between institutional change dynamics according to such domains are linked together when institutional factors force deliberate organizational responses that inevitably involve cross-functional integration (a2), as that juncture revealing organizational tensions is more obvious and salient.
