Sentence examples for juncture would be from inspiring English sources

A border poll at this juncture would be dangerous.

In addition to financial and technical support, the potential for greater community support at this juncture would be incredibly valuable.

RBC Capital Markets said: "To proceed with Hinkley Point C at this juncture would be verging on insanity".

My main concern at this uncertain juncture would be ferrying my ill-gotten cash to Cyprus and my ill-gotten children and their governesses to Lausanne.

Given the perilous state of the economy, I think that cutting spending and raising taxes significantly at this juncture would be a disaster.

The Fed seeks "economic conditions consistent with sustainably higher interest rates", said Bernanke, but "withdrawing policy accommodation at this juncture would be highly unlikely to produce such conditions".

And at this particular juncture, that would be a very risky bet.

"At this juncture, it would be premature and inappropriate to comment on the report in detail," the sheriff wrote in a faxed statement.

At this juncture, it would be easy for me to applaud the government for prohibiting something which represents such an abhorrent act and no doubt everyone would say rah rah and pat me on the back for being such a marvellous feminist.

"I thought that, at this particular juncture, we would be in trouble," said Burton B. Roberts, the administrative judge for the criminal branch of Supreme Court in the Bronx, who was a vocal critic of the system when it was being planned last year.

"It's not just that we don't have the money to pay for the broadcasting rights and participation fees which, at €120,000, we simply don't have, at this juncture it would be morally wrong," said an official at the state-controlled channel.