Sentence examples for a higher peak of from inspiring English sources

The main 5.50pm show averaged slightly fewer viewers - 10.9 million - but with a higher peak of 12.1 million at 7pm, according to unofficial overnight figures.

It is notable that US unemployment rates reached a higher peak of 10 per cent in October 2009 compared with a high in the UK of 8.5 per cent in November 2011.

Stair climbing shows a higher peak of forward pelvic rotation and a wider range of axial pelvic rotation, almost certainly as part of a compensatory pelvic mechanism adopted to reduce hip internal rotation and extension, both sources of hip pain.

To obtain a higher peak of the surface temperature, for the given energy input and pulse duration, it is necessary to apply higher energy density flux at the pulse end.

They next camped at and climbed a higher peak of, naming it Mount Bullock Workman.

It reached a higher peak of fourteen and was present on the chart for eighty weeks.

"The Volcano Lover" was a high peak of modern psychological realism, but Sontag never matched it in her other novels.

With a highest peak of 1,958 feet, these are modest, Midwestern mountains — the highest hills between the Alleghenies and the Black Hills.

The peoples around Lake Victoria, notably the Ganda and the Tutsi, have brought the decorative arts to a high peak of excellence.

With a highest peak of just 1,344 metres, Britain has no real empathy with mountains; they are places we rarely visit and the people who climb them a race apart.

On chromosome 8, a high peak of qSVA8.1 was found to be overlapped with the peak of qSVXA8.