Meanwhile, Armenia becomes further isolated within a region that is otherwise rapidly becoming a crossroads of Eurasia.
Professionally though, she senses she's coming to a crossroads: either commit to becoming a senior leader in public health, or pursue a more creative, even political, path.
China's efforts to construct enhanced economic interconnectivity throughout Eurasia via the BRI will ultimately assist India's efforts to do the same, which will help Japan's infrastructure investments, which will help Russia's array of new dry ports, which will help Turkey's emerging trans-continental rail empire, which will help Iran's ambition of becoming a crossroads of Eurasia, etc.
By all indications, Central Asia is becoming the crossroads of the three global superpowers.
The use of comorbidity data in clinical research is at an important crossroads, with necessity of its use becoming imperative as electronic capabilities for its assessment become more feasible.
The report conducted by the Youth Sport Trust, a charitable organisation that co-ordinates school sport, goes on to conclude that school sport is at a "critical crossroads" and that children risk becoming "hostages to handheld devices".
The street is in transition — becoming a mini design crossroads, for one thing, with the home-furnishing stores Aero by Thomas O'Brien (No. 419), Ankasa (No. 424), and Canvas (No. 199 Lafayette) in a little cluster near Lafayette.
She cut her teeth as a screenwriter (guess who wrote the Britney Spears vehicle Crossroads), but also directed her own short films before becoming a producer.
Many on Wall Street deem Intel at a crossroads, where it either has to carve out a share of the mobile market or risk becoming irrelevant in the long run as PC sales slow worldwide and smartphones become pervasive.
To work at the crossroads of any of these areas, "having a very broad perspective is becoming increasingly attractive," says Jacks.
