Sentence examples for trying juncture from inspiring English sources

While the greatest environmental disaster in our history is a trying juncture for Obama, it also provides him with a nearly unparalleled opening to make his and government's case.

But the latest "True Grit" juggernaut also has something to say about Americans yearning at a trying juncture in our history — much as it did the first time around.

Indeed, leading business groups have expressed strong support for Mr. Uribe's tax, even though it comes during a trying economic juncture for Colombia.

"I definitely feel overwhelmed at some junctures, trying to figure out the bureaucracy and managing other people in the lab, that kind of thing".

She goes on, "Try at this juncture simply to accept that what you have undergone has a meaning and purpose which you may one day understand".

It was at this juncture that I, in trying to get up, had the uncanny sensation of feeling my bed above me!

But trying to restart the negotiations at this juncture might prove counterproductive.

Signaling her reign has reached a pivotal juncture, Yahoo chief executive Marissa Mayer is trying to convince restless shareholders that the long-struggling Internet company is heading in the right direction.

But, the latest bout of turbulence comes at a crucial juncture, just when bankers to MPS was trying to convince major investors to stump up billions of euros.

So now she's trying to take a moment to recognize the pleasant juncture where her movie and TV life are meeting up — an experience she feels more ready to appreciate at this stage in her life.

Bibby, who has the reputation of being a defensive liability, struggled trying to contain Johnson and Gaines, but hit shots at critical junctures and, more often than not, he made the right pass.