Sentence examples for in juncture to from inspiring English sources

"It is with a sad heart and, like, totally heavy super-duper burden I give my role up at this time in juncture, to thinking about future loving everyone yes of the possibility," she sort of said, as reporters just looked at each other, and shrugged.

"Whereas purely technical or intellectual errors can, in most instances, be corrected, a failure in a critical juncture to show the reasonable human response which any person inevitably expects from another on whom he deeply depends can invalidate years of patient and largely skillful work," he writes.

Thanks also to Montgomery County, which stepped in at a critical juncture to assume title and, some thought, considerable risk after transfer out of federal ownership.

So the role of money in happiness appears, at this juncture, to be a mixed bag, depending heavily on how we conceive of happiness and what range of societies we are considering.

It would be a mistake at this juncture to assume in the absence of clear data that dolutegravir should be reserved for only one or the other.

In addition, the members of the local ruling classes in various African states have also benefitted by using their control over state power at various historical junctures to engage in the primitive accumulation of wealth.

The one lesson that most of the surviving cast from Dayton can agree on is that it was a mistake at such a momentous juncture in history to treat peace and justice as substitutes.

Twist the knife in the juncture of the slices to create flaps of the bark, making the green layer visible.

At the current juncture, and in contrast to the prevailing view, we find US price competitiveness to be above and China's price competitiveness to be below its derived benchmark.

At this juncture in their fight to be accepted in their party, many gay Republicans have accepted a civilian variation of the military policy of "don't ask, don't tell" that accepts them in the name of inclusion, but prefers to put aside that they are gay and leaves unclear whether policies, especially civil rights enforcement and military codes, may change from the Clinton era.

It was the lineman in him that probably got Mr. Bustamante to this juncture in California's political football.