Sentence examples for juncture as from inspiring English sources

New features include direct access to SkypeCasts, which are cool if, um, useless at this juncture as well as some UI tweaks and file sharing extras.

We are unclear at this juncture as to the programme's capital and revenue costs.

The case is at a precarious juncture, as the digging ended its fourth day on Sunday, with investigators expected to begin again at 8 a.m. on Monday.

But Stephens's uninhibited movement was suddenly halted at a crucial juncture, as she served at 4-5, deuce in the first set, as rain began to fall.

Irainians fear the future as the nation is deeply divided & has reached a juncture as tumultuous as the Islamic Republic's early days.

On Monday, Leung said he would launch a consultation on universal suffrage "at an appropriate juncture", as he addressed a reception to celebrate the handover's anniversary.

Though there is some slight error at certain junctures, as soon as the motion of the man is repeated to a sufficient extent, the proposed filter gives almost an exact prediction.

The reader ­flinches at some junctures, as when, before beginning the war in Afghanistan, Bush asks if humanitarian aid can be airlifted there.

That might not be the case for at least some of the fans, who were heard booing at several key junctures, as when the Mets twice put runners at third base with one out and could not score.

Such "critical junctures", as the economists Daron Acemoglu and James A Robinson call them, force political leaders to question their long-held assumptions about what constitutes "sound" policies, and make them more willing to take the risks associated with innovation, as the status quo suddenly appears less worth defending.

The duo's vocals are superlative, whether harmonising like the Everly Brothers on You Got to Show or spinning off each other at the weirdest of junctures, as when Ray takes the lead on Shame on You with Saliers providing the magical counterpoint.