Sentence examples for historic peak from inspiring English sources

The stockmarket has been booming this week its main index was just below its historic peak.

The basketball team has fared better, though not at its historic peak.

The year 1973 became the historic peak year of US per capita emissions: ever since then it has dropped.

By 1990, the year after Mr. Koch left office, murders hit a historic peak of 2,251.

Officer numbers are now 15,995 below their historic peak of 144,353 in September 2009 – eight months before the election of the current government.

Back when advertisers had fewer options, he said, circulation was reaching a historic peak, and newspaper advertising departments raised their rates at twice the rate of inflation.

House prices have barely budged from historic peaks in 2007.

It remains far, far below its historic peaks.

For a start, even $50 a barrel would, in inflation-adjusted terms, still be below historic peaks.

While crime remains far below its historic peaks of two decades ago, as City Hall and the Police Department habitually remind us, gun violence has been creeping up.

Also, allowing stocks of herring, anchovies, krill and other "forage fish" to fall below one-third of their historic peaks may be detrimental to animals higher on the food web.