Sentence examples for each juncture of from inspiring English sources

At each juncture of his career, Stryer contributed to leaps in knowledge.

At each juncture of his progress, which included the Marine Corps, the Labor Department and AT&T, he met with petty and unprincipled personalities, most quick to trade integrity for political gain -- types he also finds abundant in academia.

This special technê does consist in a secure and unshakeable insight into what is appropriate at each juncture of life.

In its particularity, this insight is like that of a master craftsman, who knows what is appropriate at each juncture of his practice.

It provides recommendations at each juncture of the sales process such as how likely the rep is to make quota that quarter, risk levels by each deal, and what steps they should take to close the most deals.

Having taught at every grade level in education (yes, from Pre-K through doctoral students), and also worked with them in the therapy room, I've seen firsthand the perils we can face at each juncture of development.

Unfortunately, there are failures at each juncture, some of which can be attributed to patients, some to providers and all, in part, because of the nature of the insulins and delivery systems that are available to patients and physicians.

But at each juncture, Tucker thought better of it.

The judges noted that at each juncture, Kate reminded audiences of it every time she opened her mouth, and her continued love from Dancing With The Stars voters convinced everyone from Brooke Burke to Niecy Nash to Pamela Anderson to Aiden Turner (i.e., everyone else with offspring) to either mention or show their children as part of their packaging.

The release medium was withdrawn for each juncture and replaced with equivalent volume of fresh buffer.

The failures of the Cubs and the Indians have been punctuated by errors: Leon Durham for the Cubs in 1984, Tony Fernandez for the Indians in 1997, Alex Gonzalez for the Cubs in 2003, each at a critical juncture of a would-be clincher in the league championship or World Series.