Sentence examples for what juncture from inspiring English sources

And if he should, at what juncture does entertainment supersede winning?

"No matter what deal we struck, and at what juncture we struck it, everybody is not going to be happy".

The question is, How long does that moral responsibility continue and at what juncture is it the right decision to end what we have been doing and shift that responsibility to them?" "Let's assume for a minute that come January 2009 we still have a significant troop presence in Iraq, which I think is likely," Mr. Edwards added.

It's best not to think at what junctures his advice to "choose a partner, trust your instincts; the next generation will be your legacy" might unexpectedly and unwelcomely spring to mind, but I hope he looks away if there are happy hour shots involved.

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

But it might be worth asking at this juncture what those common goals are.

At every juncture what we learn about this easy-going charmer is designed to make him appear a troubled, contradictory character whose private and professional lives are equally messy.

It turns out to be a fairly important juncture: What took place between DSK and the maid in those six to seven intervening minutes is a matter of dispute.

"At each juncture what we've said is that American strength, and American exceptionalism, is not just a matter of us bombing somebody," he told reporters in the west wing.

"When I come back to the states in mid-January, I will be leaving Essence to do what at this juncture in my life has become a larger work for me — building the National Cares Mentoring Movement, which I founded as Essence Cares and today is my deepest passion".

Here, though, there are simply too many characters to get a handle on, and the sheer proliferation of special effects offers him a license so unfettered that most of the mutants act not according to their natures but purely on the ground of what, at that juncture, looks most groovy.