Sentence examples for could plateau from inspiring English sources

It troubles Musk that while few people know that the world's oil supply could plateau by 2020 and run out as early as 2050, nearly everyone knows that electric cars suck.

At this point, the lava level could plateau for several hours, but eventually intense spattering would appear and the lava level would abruptly drop.

But renewable energy use could plateau without added federal support.

They quote Birol as saying "conventional crude output could plateau in 2020, a development that was 'not good news,'" without telling us that Mr. Birol's previous employer was OPEC.

Despite genomic methylation increasing, the rate was reduced dramatically after this point which may suggest levels have, or could, plateau below the original level.

But car companies can change consumers' behavior by introducing vehicles that run on electricity and alternative fuels, and if customers could drive more efficiently, energy use could instead plateau at current levels, or even drop, according to the lines that Mr. Burns drew.

Although the training of robots could inspire us all to make things better and better, it could also plateau into the mediocrity of "good enough". If the quality of what robots can produce becomes the default at some sub-optimal level, we may find ourselves doubly impoverished, shorn both of meaningful employment and true material pleasure.

The corresponding risk for higher baseline titer levels appeared to plateau but could not be estimated accurately in higher titers due to small sample sizes after stratification for each subtype (eTables 3, 4; http://links.lww.com/EDE/A981).lww.com/EDE/A981

However, focal drift during FRAP could shift plateaus substantially above 1, and cells which moved during FRAP or out of focus debris passing over the cell during imaging resulted in irregular recovery profiles and poor curve-fitting.

The accumulation of the latter tracer in the tumour increased rapidly over the first 20 min and subsequently plateaued in contrast to that of [18F]FDG for which no plateau could be determined, even at the final phase of the examination.

Then, after yet another knee-taxing descent, we could see the plateau stretched out before us.