Sentence examples for yet another crossroads from inspiring English sources

The United States is at yet another crossroads in its relationship with China.

So what could be more timely than a book from Oz right now, just as his country comes to yet another crossroads - five months into a new intifada and a fortnight after the election of Ariel Sharon, the most rightwing prime minister in Israeli history?

As the 2016 presidential campaign creeps out of the gates, American politics seems to be at yet another crossroads.

We are at yet another crossroads for America, where politicians are taking advantage of fears and racial animosity to press their own agendas.

Today, Lebanon stands at yet another crossroads, which part of its people seize with their yearning for a normal life, enjoyment and prosperity, while another part views it as the extension of the battle in Syria.

Balotelli, this singular character, this impetuous talent who can tie his coaches in knots because they know what qualities lurk beneath all the complexity if only they could coax them to shine, is at yet another career crossroads.

García is at another crossroads, in the hunt at the P.G.A. Championship at Oakland Hills with yet another opportunity created by his amazing talent, which is often overlooked.

Yet every crossroads, every building draws comments that add up to an action plan.

"What does it say about the fiction of old liberalism to insist that good jobs and good schools and good wages will result from policies that have failed us, time and again?" Yet, the Crossroads ad uses largely the same tactic on Mr. Romney's behalf, inventing a suburban mom who laments that her children can't find jobs and that she can't afford to retire.

Another Crossroads GPS ad California seniors are worried.

Eleven years later, the American men have reached another crossroads.