Sentence examples for timely junctures from inspiring English sources
Maximising quality of life (QOL) for persons with advanced dementia and their families requires careful and regular assessment of physical, psychosocial, cultural and spiritual needs at timely junctures in the illness trajectory to inform management decision-making and advance care planning.
This compilation comes at a timely juncture.
The fourth victory of his tenure comes at a timely juncture, but the 43-year-old does not believe it will alter the ultimate decision as to whether he stays or goes.
Focusing on the themes of colonialism and the state, the everyday experiences of Muslims, and the challenges of violence and security, this volume comes at a timely juncture in Myanmar's history.
Jackie Brock, chief executive of Children in Scotland, added: "The findings of this report come at a timely juncture when the Scottish government is publishing its own revised guidance on food and eating spaces in schools and we are confident some of the findings and suggestions will be reflected in this".
Their analysis highlights persistence patterns, identifies barrier courses, and pinpoints junctures where timely interventions might significantly improve the persistence of STEM majors.
For the citizen who needs reliable information in a timely fashion, we're at a dizzying juncture.
The meetings come "at an important juncture of the negotiations, and they will give us a timely opportunity to exchange views," a senior administration official said in a statement.
Courts in Conflict makes a crucial and timely contribution to the examination of these pluralist responses to atrocity at a juncture when holistic approaches are rapidly becoming the policy norm.
Per Mertesacker believes Danny Welbeck's timely return from a nine-month injury absence can revitalise Arsenal's challenge for domestic and European honours as the season approaches a critical juncture.
