Sentence examples for always peaked from inspiring English sources

In past political cycles, his popularity has always peaked just before Election Day; previous drops, meanwhile, have been associated with specific events, like financial setbacks or disasters.

Oh, and the Star Wars trilogies have always peaked at "part 1" and (thus far) bottomed out at the first sequel.

The highest levels of [ΣTyr] always peaked at time points occurring near to or just beyond the half-lives of Phe, and within a relatively narrow percentage of [ΣTyr]/[Phe]o, typically between 12% and 18% (Figure 8).

Norovirus outbreaks always peaked between the months of November to March.

In the four water columns, bacterial community diversity (as represented by the Shannon index) always peaked at intermediate depths, with the lowest value at the surface (Table  2; Additional file 1: Table S3).

The combo also recorded the underground house music classic anthem "Burning". "Always" peaked at number 69 on the UK Singles Chart in February 1995.

This is quite different from the case of conventional RFL (see Fig. 2c), which spectrum is always single-peaked with the bandwidth slightly increasing with power.

Gail: I have a friend who always says he peaked at 5.

I've always thought that the Fall peaked in 1983 (coincidentally, when manager Kay Carroll ran out on them) – same as David Bowie believes – but there were a couple of storming returns to form at the start of the 90s (see 1992's scathing Code: Selfish), and in 2005 with Fall Heads Roll.

Pope John Paul II always polled above 60percentt, and peaked at 86percentt in 1998.

The fungal cells on A always increased with time and peaked at the end of the fermentation.