Sentence examples for juncture though from inspiring English sources

At that juncture, though, the teams would not consent.

Even at this artistic juncture, though, Mr. Farrell and the film are being distorted by some news reports.

"At this juncture, though, because of the legacy and the kids, they do the recruiting," Assaiante said, referring to his current and former players.

Whether it happens appears unlikely at this juncture, though do not be surprised if the deal is discussed at Old Trafford, at least.

By taking on Mr. Hevesi now, the mayor continues what has been a subtle but unmistakable attempt to insert himself into the race at a crucial juncture, though he has said he will refrain from endorsing any of the candidates before the Sept. 11 primary.

Markets had widely expected the Fed to raise rates at this juncture, though the hike in the largely symbolic discount rate was somewhat of a surprise.

It's not known how Brady will proceed at this juncture -- though an appeal is expected -- but the ball, presumably inflated to league specifications, is now in his hands.

Four decades' worth of minimal, just about functional conversation has left us completely unprepared for this juncture, even though its arrival was one of the few certainties that could have been predicted.

Republican leaders have removed Cuba-related language at the same juncture in previous years, though never against such an overwhelming mandate from their colleagues.

At that critical juncture, the United States, though still technically a nonbelligerent, assumed a more active role in the Atlantic war.

At that juncture, typically aimless though atypically depressed, she heard of a vocational-guidance service, the first of its kind, that was run by and for women.