Sentence examples for juncture to go from inspiring English sources

In a telephone interview, Stephen Quinn, a Con Ed vice president who once managed the plant, said that there was "no connection" between the legislation and today's decision, and that the utility had acted at the earliest possible juncture to go ahead with replacement.

"It's about homogeneity in luxury," says Pedraza of the Luxury Institute, "and not having to go through junctures in my trip that are low-end".

Rather than go west at this juncture, the band are taking the opportunity to go east.

How that will change the web is a whole other story, but one that depends too much upon unknown particulars to go into at this juncture.

Yet at most junctures when they've had the opportunity to go big, they've chosen to go small".

And I thought, why fight an uphill battle for attention?" Elektra, Mr. Smith said, "offered her a sizable amount of money to stay, at a juncture when she felt like she was ready to go".

It was at this juncture that their plan to have two and adopt two began to go awry.

Rather than simply restarting the case at that juncture, however, lawyers on both sides said that it would probably have to go before a new panel of judges — one that had not already convicted the general.

Facebook may have already made the decision on which way they want to go, but the G+ team would do well at this juncture to consider the specific suggestions Elgan makes.

And the German decision to go it alone reinforced the negative impression of a divided Europe at a delicate juncture.

Congress and many other government officials face strong temptation to go through the motions of vigorous oversight, but to defer quietly at critical junctures to special interests that can help with campaign contributions, plus investment tips and jobs for friends.