Sentence examples for has peaked at from inspiring English sources
Others question whether trade has peaked at all: they put the apparent decline down to mismeasurement.
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Eddie suffered oxygen deprivation at birth; his mental development has peaked at the level of an 11-year-old.
Production has peaked at 10 of the 11 biggest oilfields in the country, according to the International Energy Agency IEAA).
Production has peaked at Rosneft's older fields and will start to decline in a couple of years.
It may be that the movement has peaked, at least temporarily: Some 40,000 people demonstrating, across France, last weekend does not imply vast support.
He had peaked at twenty-four and was finished at twenty-six.
The rate had peaked at 84.7percentt in January 1989.
Enrollment, which had peaked at about 400, fell sharply.
Luminant stock, having peaked at $52 in November, has recently been trading at about $2.
It stood at 32% in 1984 and 33% last year, having peaked at 45% in 2002.
