Sentence examples for a record peak from inspiring English sources

After a record peak in 1960, sunspot cycles took a sharp drop.

2014 was a very difficult year for the Jewish community, with antisemitic incidents reaching a record peak of more than 1,100.

ITV made a strong start at the beginning of the year, but Mr Pickard was reminded of the scale of the task ahead when the channel's all new Saturday line-up plunged to a record peak time low last month.

Consolidated Edison set a record peak of 12,207 megawatts, and reported only scattered and brief power failures affecting 7,000 customers in Queens and 2,100 in the Bronx.

In October 2014, just 18 months after launching its Australian edition, The Guardian reached a record peak of 2.1m Australians and ranked as the 6th most popular online news brand.

Internet traffic in the United States hit a record peak at the start of President Obama's speech as people watched, read about and commented on the inauguration, according to Bill Woodcock, the research director at the Packet Clearing House, a nonprofit organization that analyzes online traffic.

Teenage unemployment remains off the charts and long-term unemployment is only a tenth of a point below its record peak, said Heather Boushey, senior economist at the Center for American Progress, a liberal group.

Oil has fallen more than $30 a barrel from its record peak of $147.27 reached on July 11 due to a string of bullish factors, including a weak U.S. dollar, expectations of a tighter supply/demand balance long term and political tensions over Iran.

It allows us to keep things simple and focus our energy on mobile innovation, which has been a big factor in our record peak trading," he said.

The Island set a record for peak electricity demand, 5,267 megawatts, last Aug. 5. STEWART AIN.

A record maximum peak output power for vertical emitting QCLs exceeding 10 W is obtained.