The real question is what Mr. Sharon considers more important at this juncture, the Americans or the operation.
But in a lost season that has much of the city's attention shifted toward 2017, nothing at this juncture is more important than the growth and production of players like Floyd, a promising first-round pick who has to emerge as a major catalyst in a Bears resurgence.
But McPhee's sources fail her at more crucial junctures.
If Hodgson does not stay in his post through to 2018 - and it is hard to see he will - the FA will then have a difficult choice because, while there have been crucial junctures for England before, this seems even more important given the scale of their failure in Brazil.
Beginning his career as an I.B.M. field service engineer repairing punch card accounting machines in 1951, Mr. Shugart was intimately involved in every important juncture of the computer storage industry for more than four decades.
The cash infusion comes at an important juncture for The RealReal, which now employs more than 800 people and has pushed out the time by which it will turn profitable, setting its sights instead on spreading brand awareness by expanding its physical footprint.
The leaders met during an important juncture in the conflict, which has already killed more than 70,000, displaced millions and drawn in outside powers, including Iran, Hezbollah and Israel.
At this juncture, you can see how the interdisciplinary nature of data science (and just being a human) becomes more important than programming.
Ukraine now stands at an important juncture.
Teachers' unions are at an important juncture.
