Sentence examples for juncture more from inspiring English sources
At this juncture, more sanctions are not the best cause".
Decisions about the nature of that change to come must be made by the citizenry, which seems to be fairly willing to face change when it gets its facts straight, rather than by wealthier nation-states and their leaders who seem, at this juncture, more interested in protecting business than life on Earth.
Schorer writes in the lofty, sometimes sardonic voice of fifties mandarinism ("Perhaps it is futile," he gloomily muses, "to approach any Lewis novel as a work of art"), but his biography is at most junctures more energetic, more circumstantial, more engaging, and more earnestly analytical than Lingeman's.
Nobody, at this juncture, seems more stricken than Firth.
"I feel R.B.I. at this juncture is more constrained by the management of the government's record borrowing program".
The downward spiral would take another turn".We are at the juncture where more widespread and permanent support is required to restore confidence in the banking sector," say analysts at the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS).
Once again, the Chinese economy is at a critical juncture: following more than a decade of breakneck growth, its economy expanded by only 7.7 per cent last year, its slowest pace in thirteen years.
And, as I say, the house is ever so slightly less crammed at this juncture — and more buoyant, too, like a land mass rising in relief once the glaciers have melted.
To grant him the relief which he seeks is to render justice; to execute him at this juncture without more -- is to deny it.
The latest unity agreement at this particular juncture will more than likely survive and offers new opportunities for the US and Israel to build on it rather than dismiss it.
