Sentence examples for career juncture from inspiring English sources

Coldplay finds itself at a tricky career juncture putting out and promoting its new album closely on the heels of the public announcement of the split between lead singer Chris Martin and actress Gwyneth Paltrow, who described their amicable parting as a "conscious uncoupling".

After the war, McClellan continued his military career — at one juncture undertaking a secret mission to Santo Domingo at the direction of Jefferson Davis, then the secretary of war — until resigning in 1857 to work for the Illinois Central Railroad.

As the problem women leaving science or their careers stalling moves to a later juncture on the career path, the solutions must be tailored to a different set of circumstances.

For the Motherlode Book Club, I'm asking several women, at different crucial junctures of career and family, to read "The Conflict" and consider whether it influences their coming decisions about how to manage motherhood.

"Because for me, at this juncture in my career, I just want to win".

But this is a pivotal juncture in the career of Iverson.

"I'm blessed to be able to say that at every juncture in my career I succeeded," he says.

"I don't see it that way," replies McCoist when asked if this marked a significant juncture in his career.

He and Phil Mickelson are not close, but García is at a similar juncture in his career to Mickelson's position in 2004.

The errant throws and the mistakes he's making at this juncture of his career — he shouldn't be making them.

For Ms. Walter, 63, owning the space and owning this role has proved an unexpected privilege at this juncture in her career.