Sentence examples for dangerous juncture from inspiring English sources

It was a far more dangerous juncture.

The test was several years overdue, and it was performed at a particularly dangerous juncture.

This is a dangerous juncture for Mitrovica and something has to be done.

Indeed, both countries these days are seen as exercises not in conflict resolution, but in post-conflict reconstruction which, for most observers, is much less interesting.Yet both are at very dangerous junctures.

Even an open stalemate would be very dangerous at this juncture, with growing tensions in the province over the annual marches by the Protestant Orange Order.As for Mr Trimble, he has received a Nobel peace prize for his role in Northern Ireland, and his position as the province's first minister depends on the successful devolution of power.

A border poll at this juncture would be dangerous.

"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.

Whether through social media or other means, it's clear that's a more dangerous proposition than ever but at this juncture, a necessary one, too.

That's dangerous because they stand at critical junctures.

Respected economists around the world know it is dangerous to ease up on government jobs spending at this juncture.

But by allowing some to discriminate by choice -- at this particular juncture in American politics -- the BSA is setting a dangerous precedent.