Sentence examples for a peak for from inspiring English sources

Right now, he says, the indexes are reaching a peak, for the fourth time since 1901.

But his predecessors have been predicting a peak for ten years.

The year at the height of the housing bubble, 2006, was also a peak for income growth.

That is the fastest 10percentt correction from a peak for the market's most widely followed indicator since 1955.

That takes him to the Tour de France; finishing that should leave him at a peak for London Main rival?

That was a peak for the opposition's "white ribboners"; Navalny's mayoral campaign since his release on bail has struggled to attract similar crowds.

He also noted that 2015 was a peak for visitor numbers, with the anniversary of the Gallipoli landing regarded as "the centenary of the Anzac" by many.

The Bank foresees a peak for inflation of 2.75% in mid-2018, whish is lower than some in the City expect.

That's where I learnt how to develop a sense of inner timing to bring people and a production to a peak for the performances.

They are not obliged to keep their condition at a peak for three months, you can finish the Giro in good condition, kick back a little bit as Contador has done, then press on again as he has done".

Last week's revision of third-quarter growth figures provided the welcome news that other parts of the economy -- notably business investment -- are starting to pick up, so the consumer share may have reached a peak for now.