Sentence examples similar to remarkable juncture from inspiring English sources
That's what's truly remarkable about this juncture: the aura of inevitability that hovers over it.
Easing the timing of sanctions "would represent a remarkable concession at this juncture" by Germany that was "attributable to a lack of support on the part of euro-area member states" for tougher measures, Thorsten Polleit of Barclays Capital wrote in a research note.
He is the boy from the poor family that endows him with gifts of character beyond price, who applies himself, and who at life's critical junctures meets remarkable, disinterested people who give him the right kind of help.
We chose Dr. Dene K. Thomas to be the first woman president in our 100-year history because she offered a remarkable skillset that matched Fort Lewis College's needs at a critical juncture.
It is therefore remarkable that English law prior to the abolition of the forms of action tended at critical junctures to move in directions similar to the Roman namely, to agglomerate property rights in a single individual.
Partly through the free-flowing nature of their football and partly through the remarkable support they received from their travelling fans, Peru felt like the greatest loss to the tournament at this juncture.
"This is a critical juncture".
leader at this critical juncture.
Ukraine now stands at an important juncture.
China stands at a critical juncture.
