Sentence examples for this tricky juncture from inspiring English sources

The difficult business of being George Bush's best political friend at this tricky juncture absorbed a great deal not just of the prime minister's time and energy, but also of his political capital.And there is a third reason why Britain lost faith in Mr Blair, which goes to the heart of both the man's mission and his personality (see article).

Luckily her co-presenter, the Rev Richard Coles, had brought along the bishop of Monmouth, a trained exorcist, to negotiate this tricky juncture (apparently teenagers are most often possessed, there's news), and Joyce's hero Leopold Bloom passed between Scylla and Charybdis with aplomb.

But the Melbourne live scene currently finds itself at a tricky juncture.

Mr. Duisenberg is now caught at one of the trickiest junctures he has faced since the introduction of the euro on Jan . 1 , 1999

Coldplay finds itself at a tricky career juncture putting out and promoting its new album closely on the heels of the public announcement of the split between lead singer Chris Martin and actress Gwyneth Paltrow, who described their amicable parting as a "conscious uncoupling".

At this juncture I consider this a hypocritical claim.

leader at this critical juncture.

Responsible leadership and rhetoric is required at this critical juncture.

At this critical juncture, what should the Obama administration do?

Or, at this dreary juncture, maybe they did.

In any case, at this crucial juncture in their history, Israelis should not be deprived of the best possible choice of candidates simply by means of a tricky parliamentary move by a desperate prime minister.