Sentence examples for this juncture has from inspiring English sources

This juncture has emboldened advocates of a reimagined Pennsylvania Station to propose that the Garden's permit be renewed for only 10 years, thereby compelling everyone involved to come up with a plan for moving the arena off the station before the permit expires again.

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So why at this juncture has the individual mandate come under attack - enough to create concern within the Obama White House and Dems on the Hill?

"America will no longer settle for anything less than the best," Trump said to a nation that, at this juncture, had somehow chosen him.

It was at this juncture, having found his namesake group, that Conway made what he called "The Vow", promising himself: "Thou shalt stop worrying and feeling guilty; thou shalt do whatever thou pleasest".

(A, 10) (The political juncture has been defined as a significant displacement of the power correlation).

Except people do actually use the term "situation at hand" outside the context of fighting, whereas "juncture" has become the sole provenance of the boiling mad.

I lay there thinking of my dear girlfriends -- four of them in particular who stand right at this ultimate juncture, having just brought their kids (almost grown-ups!) to university over the past few weeks.

Some decisive juncture had been passed, and people were erupting with accusations.

The juncture had been reached by which the 31-year-old Kotelnik needed to mug Khan to take his belt back by KO.

This story is not just being played out north of the border: UK-wide polling shows the Tories and Labour scoring some of their lowest-ever combined shares of the vote, the inconclusive result of the last general election suggested a very significant juncture had been reached – and the fact that next year's result is anyone's guess only underlines the point.