Sentence examples for juncture after from inspiring English sources

That is why we are at a critical juncture after this referendum," said Sinan Ulgen, visiting scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Brussels.

If we measure artistic greatness by formal inventiveness, Picasso is the more formidable genius, running ahead of Matisse at every juncture after 1907.

"It gives me enormous pride to have reached this juncture after 10 years of tireless work, preparation and planning by everyone associated with this project.

At one juncture, after Rosario drilled a 3-pointer for a 37-15 lead with 5 17 left, the Gators were knocking down shots at a 73 percent clip.

There is also no certainty that because we find ourselves at a compelling juncture, after Mr. Bloomberg's long reign, that tens of thousands of previously dormant or new voters will emerge.

At one key juncture after another, its leaders and mobilised people created conditions, and ultimately catastrophes, to which other leaders and peoples could only – usually belatedly and ineffectively – react.

(In general, fraternity hazing got more violent at two junctures: after the civil war and after the second world war, reflecting the role fraternities play in the substitution of college for military experience in young men's lives).

Our data show that quinolone resistance emerged in commensal E. coli after the 1990s in Ile-Ife, Nigeria, and that our 2005 isolate collection, largely but not entirely comprised of low-level resistors, appears to have been procured at a critical juncture-shortly after the evolution of resistance.

It might be forgivable if they don't remember what young men and women like him were doing there at this juncture, nine years after 9/11.

Development began after the juncture of rail lines in 1905 and 1914.

But perhaps that regard is no longer lost at this extraordinary juncture in American life, after the tragedy of Sandy Hook.