Sentence examples for marking a peak from inspiring English sources

The 920 level offered clear resistance last month, and the 935 area is home to the SPX's 80-day moving average, which has been important on numerous occasions dating back to December 2007, as well as marking a peak for the index last week.

ʿAbbās' reign also marks a peak of Persian artistic achievement.

Some choices typified a significant trend; others marked a peak of achievement or an inflection point.

The tax increase in 1997 seemed to mark a peak in the economy.

The Lausanne accord when it came, marked a peak at the top of a long, winding uphill road.

The year 1913 marked a peak, with at least 1.5 million—one-third Italian and more than a quarter British migrating overseas.

In so short a career there was little development in style between the earlier and the later works, but 1647 seems to mark a peak in his achievement, for many of the finest paintings bear this date.

The wars of the mid-19th century, in particular the wars of German unification (Prussia's wars with Denmark, Austria, and France in 1864, 1866, and 1870 71, respectively) and the American Civil War (1861 65), marked a peak of Clausewitzian strategy.

The Scottish coinage of James VI Jamess I of England) marked a peak in range and variety: after the union of the crowns in 1603, Scots coinage decreased in quantity and ceased in 1707 after the union of the Scottish and English parliaments.

To many, that achievement marked a peak.

This rally has lifted the stock through potential "double-top" resistance at the 78 level, which marked a peak for the shares in June 1998.