Sentence examples for juncture in a from inspiring English sources

"That is quite substantial advertising for this juncture in a campaign".

Williams left Kansas for North Carolina in 2003; his departure remains a harrowing juncture in a career that includes a national championship.

This is precisely the juncture in a presidential election when each man's heir is supposed to be coming into his own.

"When we come to an important oracle," he said, speaking of a juncture in a fantasy game, "I ask things like, 'Um, where's the nearest tavern?' The other players just roll their eyes".

Mr. Bush navigated that juncture in a steady voice that betrayed few if any traces of nervousness, though he mistakenly said education was "not my first priority," then circled back to make it clear that education indeed was.

It is the temporal capacity of these boundary objects that makes them points of juncture in a widely distributed memory system, enabling project-based firms to balance preservation and adaptation of knowledge.

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It was a juncture in my life, a horrible one, as anyone who has lost a parent knows.

The country was at a momentous juncture in its history and an exciting spirit of a new beginning pervaded every aspect of life.

By educating children at a critical juncture in their lives, such a program could help reduce dropout rates later.

We are, at this juncture in our history, a very politically polarized society -- where arguments for gun control confront arguments for "Stand Your Ground".