Sentence examples for close to peaking from inspiring English sources

Yet Ms. Geisel suspects that enthusiasm for homegrown hens in urban areas may be close to peaking.

"We are nowhere close to peaking," he said.

Norah O'Donnell thought, actually, that Clinton was close to peaking, and that other members of the Democratic field might end up carrying the day.

The progression of joint motions began with the hip velocity peaking first, followed by the wrist and shoulder velocities peaking close to impact (Fig.  1).

As Hurricane Irma approached Puerto Rico yesterday, with its Category 5 winds reportedly peaking close to two hundred miles per hour it is "one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the Atlantic"—Carlos Vicente, a forty-six-year-old associate professor of physics at the University of Puerto Rico, climbed down from his roof and finished securing his new home.

As expected, there is a reflectivity increase in the spectral region 929 to 980 nm peaking close to 950 nm, with a maximum value of 75.1%.

After peaking close to Category 5 intensity on September 1, it encountered cold water and began to weaken.

Notice the lack of increases in the theta band (and alpha1 in auditory task), which as in previous studies, mainly concentrates power (phase-locking to stimuli) in the immediate post-stimulus windows, peaking close to the N200.

82 TNF-α also displays a circadian rhythm, peaking close to the awakening (6 am) and reaching a nadir around 3 pm (Fig. 2).

Students reporting no stress were almost all well below clinical cut-off, while students reporting stress formed a bimodal distribution, the larger peaking close to CORE-score 1.0, while the smaller peak coincided with the mode of the clinical sample.

In some ways, this is a return to 2007, when food prices were soaring in China and much of the world, with the consumer price index here peaking at close to 7 percent.