Sentence examples for historically peak from inspiring English sources

Whereas historically peak passage of fall Chinook salmon subyearlings through the lower Snake River in eastern Washington was in June (Mains and Smith 1964), the peak passage of fall Chinook salmon through this river reach is now observed from early to mid-July (Connor et al. 2002; Smith et al. 2003).

And summer – historically the peak time for boat landings – has only just begun.

"They are now three years old and, historically, the peak delinquency period in the life of a loan is Years 3 through 5".

Historically, the peak losses for credit card companies have been around 7% a year.

The outbreak peaked during week 33 (mid-August) with 225 reported cases, which is historically the same peak for all reported WNV cases in Texas during 2002 2011 (2002 2011

"We're still 87 days away from the end of hurricane season, and September historically is the peak month," he said.

Note that, historically, the (20) peak was often not observed and there was even concern that it did not exist.

And they are likely to peak at "historically low" levels.

Historically, 1 April marked peak snowpack for the year.

You can look at it historically and see the peaks and the valleys.

While borrowing by banks from the Fed's discount window has already fallen to more historically normal levels from its peak in October 2008, many small and medium-size businesses still find it difficult to obtain loans, a major concern of the Obama administration and Congress.