Sentence examples for juncture one from inspiring English sources

Similarly, when Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, said that it would be "very, very insensitive" to talk about the climate crisis at this juncture, one could only wonder whose feelings he was most concerned about.

But now, at the height of his powers, the 73-year-old Mr. Magalhães suddenly finds himself at a most uncomfortable juncture, one that has conjured up all the skills for kingmaking and fighting in the political clinches that have made him famous here.

"At that juncture, one of the other coaches in the room stepped in between the two and Mr. Cable bumped into him, which in turn caused that coach to bump into Mr. Hanson's chair in which he was leaning back, with his feet upon the table," Lieberstein said.

At this juncture, one is compelled to ask the following question.

At this juncture, one of the applications of computational biology is taken into consideration, i.e., constructing virtual placenta for understanding the placental interactions between mother and fetus by in-silico.

At this juncture, One Earth Designs could have compromised and gone with smaller suppliers who didn't meet its standards, but it did something different.

"The party's over, but I've landed on my feet," he sings at one juncture on Popular Problems, neatly summarising this ongoing state of affairs, and as on its 2012 predecessor, Old Ideas, you can hear everywhere on his 13th album the rejuvenating effect of what should have spelt disaster.

At this particular juncture, Don Lemon, one of the moderators, had asked Clinton whether her use of the term "superpredators" in a January , 1996 speech praising Bill Clinton's 1994 crime bill was "racial code".

Heading for union turf at such a juncture is one more sign of Mr. Gore's ambivalence, if not toward the bill, then toward his public association with the bill.

The above numbers demonstrate that while Silicon Valley is definitely a "value" player/destination, it falls far short of being a "growth" player/destination — a critical requirement at this juncture and one that is being more than adequately fulfilled by a steadily rising class of players in emerging markets around the globe.

Thus, I assume there are just so many bones lying around at this juncture that one more hardly merits remark?