Sentence examples for juncture has not from inspiring English sources

That juncture has not arrived yet but a return of one major to date from the collective of Paul Casey, Justin Rose, Luke Donald, Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter points at underachievement from a group of which a lot more was expected.

A British woman was parachuted into Brussels to undertake possibly one of the most crucial jobs in this particular juncture of the EU – but she has not made everything tidy and working spit-spot.

But I really think it would be hard for anybody at this juncture to argue that the case has not been made for a significant revision of our financial regulatory system.

Mrs. Brady added: "I cannot say that at this juncture I feel confident or even comfortable that he has not, yet again, fooled the doctors and his family".

Greenspan was known to insist on unanimous support from committee members at critical junctures, to assure the country of the Fed's resolve; Bernanke has not.

And since his early stumbles, Mr. Bush has not looked like a candidate who will fall on his face at a critical juncture.

She hasn't had many quiet moments this weekend, a juncture at which her job, at least to observers, has never seemed more in danger even if Merkel herself doesn't see it that way.

These results all indicated that aromatase inducible factors such as cytokines or prostaglandins may be produced in pathological liver microenvironment but its details have not been clarified yet at this juncture.

At this juncture, wait time is key, as it will likely take time for those students who have not yet participated to gather the courage to join the conversation.

Infants and young children with hydrocephalus have abnormally large heads because the pressure of the fluid in the brain has caused the individual skull bones which have not fused with each other yet to bulge outward at their juncture points.

Rather than simply restarting the case at that juncture, however, lawyers on both sides said that it would probably have to go before a new panel of judges — one that had not already convicted the general.