Sentence examples similar to promising juncture from inspiring English sources

Tales of Enron's largess -- the company spread $6 million across Washington and both parties in the last decade -- come just as the drive to overhaul the campaign finance law is at a juncture, promising the possibility of the most wide-ranging change in it since the Watergate era.

So I let the question slip, promising myself to ask again at another juncture.

Lomax started his work in the 1930's at a juncture when technology was perfectly double-edged, promising both salvation and destruction for local traditions.

It was at this juncture, having found his namesake group, that Conway made what he called "The Vow", promising himself: "Thou shalt stop worrying and feeling guilty; thou shalt do whatever thou pleasest".

Looks promising.

Sound promising?

— is promising.

"Promising newcomers?

Sounds promising.

OUTLOOK: Promising.

Highly promising.