Sentence examples for strategic juncture from inspiring English sources
"Our nation finds itself at a strategic juncture," McKeon began.
The deal comes at a strategic juncture for Southwest, which had been looking for new ways to grow in recent years.
It is not always so peaceful here in Israel's only real resort town, located at a strategic juncture of Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
For only a few years before, the city had regained its rivers by rescuing the Providence River from under generations of road decking and relocating its confluence with the Moshassuck and Woonasquatucket that flow into it at a strategic juncture near a new inner harbor at the cove called Waterplace Park.
Indeed, stomata, which are the strategic juncture for CO2 and water exchange between plant and atmosphere, are strongly linked not only to CO2 concentration, but also to the humidity as an atmospheric demand for moisture.
Eventually French and British explorers encountered the strategic juncture where the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers meet to form the Ohio.
In turn, the location of these sites of semantic tension appear to occur at strategic junctures in the development of text organisation, as with this example.
But Kurdish defenders are poised at strategic junctures, including hillsides and major entrances.
A control strategy should include appropriate elements that will provide monitoring and/or controlling potential positioned at strategic junctures of a process where criticality has been demonstrated.
The major sticking point was control of the Golan Heights, a rocky, strategic plateau at the flammable juncture between the modern states of Syria, Israel, Jordan and Lebanon, which Israel had seized in the Six-Day War of 1967.
Leaders of long-standing multinationals, like GE, crafted their strategic principles at a critical juncture: when increasing corporate complexity threatened to confuse priorities on the front line and obscure the essence that truly differentiated their strategy from that of their rivals.
