Sentence examples for point at this juncture from inspiring English sources

Doesn't that look like a moot point at this juncture?

"From my vantage point, at this juncture, I don't see the actions as being unreasonable," he said.

"The real sticking point at this juncture is simply how much consideration to give the violation of the Vienna Convention," Mr. Bacharach said.

The crass point at this juncture would be to state that if Foursquare can grow its user base it likely could be a consistent driver of such sales.

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

Readers, you may already be up to speed on this – but I feel compelled to point out at this juncture that Boris Johnson, the Conservative mayor of London, who the Tory party have been keen to show off during this election campaign, is also in favour of an earned amnesty, though he doesn't have the powers to do anything about it.

It is important to point out at this juncture that the process by which only the average number of the most influencing Gaussians is kept is based on their percent contribution relative to the total contribution of all the Gaussians.

It is relevant to point out at this juncture that, for constrained (tapered, polished, collarless) hip stems, there is no agreed threshold level of migration above which failure might be predicted.

Some will point out at this juncture that economic progress, industrialization, and greater productivity will make it possible ultimately for families and nations to provide for every tropical family at least the thousand-dollar house built by the contractor method.

It is imperative to point out at this juncture that the current evaluation did not make any thorough examination of the extent to which the DMS has actually covered data coming from the CJF work owing to the fact that the evaluation team did not access the DMS.

(It is worth pointing out at this juncture that Wood was by no means blameless in that first fixture, having spent time in the sin bin for a technical offence. The England Saxons prop is not having a great time of it just at the moment, to say the very least).