Sentence examples similar to successful juncture from inspiring English sources
The third generation is a notoriously vulnerable juncture for a successful family business.
Oppressions of such magnitude that on reviewing the "data" it seems impossible that the Jewish people continued but at each juncture, from hardship to degradation to near successful attempts at all out erasure, we have astonishingly, not only survived but emerged with our humanity and our soulful tenderness intact.
It is not an overstatement to say that the decisions made at this critical juncture will have lasting effects on just how successful the international criminal enforcement mechanism develops.
So I think at that juncture that's really when I started being much more successful.
At this juncture, there is every reason to believe that China will be successful in wedging itself between Egypt and the U.S., which will suit both China and Egypt well, given their synchronous objectives.
In considering whether he had softened on Rose, 10 years later when he was no longer the commissioner, Vincent proclaimed, "Any commissioner who reinstates Rose has to accept responsibility for lessening the deterrent to gambling that has been almost totally successful". Vincent continues to take this position today, but his taking the high moral ground at this juncture may be overkill.
At this juncture little, if any, of the loot seems likely to find its way to plaintiffs, even if they're successful in the dozens of personal injury and wrongful death suits against him.
"This is a critical juncture".
leader at this critical juncture.
Nicklaus, the most successful of them all, spoke with Watson for a considerable time on the 1st tee on Sunday morning; the discussion resembled a futile one given the scale of the US challenge by that juncture.
