Sentence examples for the present juncture from inspiring English sources

At the present juncture, the Imperial Army will fill its duties in accordance with its oaths.

Ah, now then – no mucking about getting there, don't need his life story – well, we may, but not at the present juncture.

This is even more true at the present juncture: the minister of Immigration and National Identity has just invited the population to participate in a grand unifying debate on what it means to be French.

Other members, while acknowledging that asset purchases had the scope to lower long-term yields further, questioned the magnitude of the impact that lower long-term yields on corporate debt and equity would have on the broader economy at the present juncture.

A moderate decline in business at the present juncture will provide the basis for continued healthy growth in the volume of commodities to be produced and sold during the up-swing of the next cycle.

A former director of the the federal Central Bureau of Investigation RK Raghavan has said he is convinced that "all those who wield authority at the present juncture - not only at the Centre but in the 28 states as well - despite all their political differences, are united in not warming up to the idea of cleansing public life".

Unfortunately, reforming these damaging protectionist agricultural policies and those of the other rich countries looks improbable at the present political juncture.

It is eternal or absolute in the sense that it contains infinite time by negating (fixed) time (NKZ VIII, 76ff).. Viewed in terms of the absolute present the ever-present juncture between a determined past and an open future the world appears as a "continuity of discontinuities".

He documents liberals' hopeful junctures and wrong turns from the Seventies to the present.

"For the present day, all I would ask is that we all join together, continuing your excellent support at what is a critical juncture in our season.

A third such juncture, which occurred in the 19th century but extends into the present, amounted to a full-blown crisis in humankind's understanding of itself.