"It feels like we're at a juncture where the future is maybe kind of in the past," he says.
I think it will impact the overall economy at some juncture in the future quite negatively if it persists.
He recruits them to his entrapment programme, and falls in love with Sydney, who plays along with a wan erotic languour, in case she needs him at some future juncture.
"I recognise that the FCA has on its plate more profound wrongdoing than mine in the financial services sector, and I am sorry that my case has taken up its time at this critical juncture for the future of the City and its reputation".
Irv and Lady Edith are ensnared by hyperactive federal agent Richie DiMaso, played by Bradley Cooper; he forces them to work for the government and also falls hopelessly in love with Sydney, who plays along with a certain cynical erotic languor, just in case she needs him at some future juncture.
Next month's run-off is a critical juncture for the future of France and the EU.
Declassification of the inspector general's findings comes at a critical juncture for the future of NSA spying.
For conservatives, the case is seen as a pivotal juncture for the future of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, a federal law passed in 1993 that was intended to prevent the government from forcing citizens to engage in activities that go against their faith.
"Although some fog always surrounds the outlook, there is more than the usual amount of uncertainty at this juncture about the economic future," Mr. Ferguson said, alluding in particular to an abrupt drop-off in capital investment by businesses and concern that consumers might limit their spending because of the decline in stocks over the last year.
"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.
