"But it's too expensive and there is no one to help me .Looking back, I am not certain whether I didn't do the wrong thing at this juncture.
He could have identified American and Soviet interests for the meeting to see if there was any common ground, set very specific goals and developed a strategy for how to accomplish them, including the possibility that going himself was the wrong move at that juncture.
The message sent, then, in the world and at home, is precisely the wrong one for this historical juncture, when the United States needs — at least for the moment — to convince the world that the project of international legality is one in which we believe.
Obama may have finally realized that, at this crucial historical juncture, the United States cannot afford be on the wrong side of history.
However, at this juncture we are going full speed ahead in the wrong direction.
Pranab Mukherjee, Congress's candidate, "is the wrong man for the post," India's president has a key role to play at critical junctures, and it is at these very moments that politicians like Mukherjee — party men — have failed to do the job right," Mr. Bal wrote.
At this juncture, almost everything about it feels purposely, almost comically, designed to rub regional Brexiters up the wrong way.
It begins at the pylorus, the juncture with the stomach, and ends at the ileocecal valve, the juncture with the colon.
Gives the wrong impression.
I was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
