Sentence examples for juncture of election from inspiring English sources

So we are at the nail-biting juncture of Election night.

At this early juncture of the general election campaign, Gov. George W. Bush and Vice President Al Gore, the presumptive nominees, are staking claims to positions that belie political stereotypes.

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.

A Pew survey shows that the number of those thinking "quite a lot" about the election is also down steeply from the same summer juncture of both '96 and '92.

Whatever the reason, this lack of enthusiasm at this critical juncture in the election is disturbing for Democrats.

But at this juncture of the match, Berdych faltered.

We still stand at the juncture of many possible futures.

I can't print what the crowd was yelling at this juncture of the match.

At this juncture of the match, Murray was clearly the aggressor.

Many progressives viewed themselves as principled reformers at a critical juncture of American history.

Development began after the juncture of rail lines in 1905 and 1914.