Sentence examples for face peak from inspiring English sources
US Geological Survey data analysed by the report shows that chromium, molybdenum, tungsten, nickel, platinum-palladium, copper, zinc, cadmium, titanium, and tin will face peak production followed by declines within this century.
Could the world be facing peak water?
"If we are facing peak emissions this decade, scale for LED isn't just desirable," Ferrari said.
It can then be used when the power grid is facing peak demand and the price of energy thus increases.
This is upside down in a world facing peak oil and climate change.The proactive way to shift the direction of climate change is to shift our energy investments.The International Energy Agency stated that $45 trillion will be required in the next few decades to meet the world's growing energy demand and reduce CO2 emissions.
The market has faced peak demand on November 24 , 2012 of 4,288MW per hour for Tehran.
The university campus is growing -the energy reference area has increased by 25% from 2001, and is expected to continue in the next years- and the actual district heating system (two heat pumps with a combined heat and power facility installed in the early 70s) is facing peak power limitations nowadays.
In face, besides peak values, the extremum and inflection points are also critical points.
Portuguese banks, meanwhile, face a peak in their refinancing needs in January and February, while the peak for Spanish banks will come in March and April, Deutsche bank estimated.
And in the face of peak success -- he was close to becoming the top box office attraction in Hollywood, many of his more radical fellow Afro-Americans dubbed Sidney "whiter than white," because his natural circumspection made him not yell loudly enough about civil rights (though he was indeed involved, largely through his close friend, Harry Belafonte).
It is very possible (probable in fact) that we will face a peak in conventional oil output with a simultaneous increase in total liquid fuel availability.
