Sentence examples for juncture as well 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.

So, we are proceeding with the charges and of course these charges were discussed with and brought by the district attorney so at this juncture they are comfortable with those charges as well.

Not only did Gloria affect the lives of countless high school students, but she affected me at a crucial juncture in my life as a writer and teacher as well.

In this juncture gravitational force through hydrogen bonding and increase in particle size as well as the magnetic force through the added Fe3O4 combinedly operated and increase the settling velocity of starch.

Specifically, our first goal is to highlight some key junctures at which the diverse streams of epigenetic research collide as well as the main knots through which they become entangled or conflated.

At a time when the relationship between the press and the public, let alone the police and state, is at a terrible juncture – fractured by revelations over phone hacking and payments for tittle-tattle as well as objections to the Snowden revelations – David Cameron knows he is more likely to win votes by being a Top Gear fan than by supporting journalists.

A former director of the the federal Central Bureau of Investigation RK Raghavan has said he is convinced that "all those who wield authority at the present juncture - not only at the Centre but in the 28 states as well - despite all their political differences, are united in not warming up to the idea of cleansing public life".

Since the 1979 revolution, Iran's hard-liners have used political detentions — of their own people as well as foreigners — as tools of intimidation at critical junctures.

Hence, the C2 vertebra is distinctive in that it is derived from three adjacent sclerotomes which ultimately give rise to cranial as well as vertebral elements and this vertebra is the true embryological juncture of the cranium and the spine and, therefore, must, somewhat challengingly, serve the biomechanical requirements of both [3, 6].

The country is at a critical juncture, with the election of a new president and provincial councils scheduled for April 2014, as well as the withdrawal next year of tens of thousands of international military forces.

National as well as 'Nordic' identities are phenomena of discourse, constructed at distinctive junctures in time, and for specific purposes.