Sentence examples for own peaks from inspiring English sources

Of the seven markets with the biggest rises in the five years before home prices peaked nationally in July 2006, six are among the biggest decliners since their own peaks.

"It's a story that's live, with its own peaks and depths".

Christmas creates its own peaks, but typically a warehouse may have 300 permanent employees while using 3,000 to 4,000 workers on site all year round.

Jen and Manoush use it as a lens to look at everything from public policy initiatives to their listeners' career dilemmas, humorously interrogating their own peaks – big and small – and plateaus along the way.

Though he struggled by his standards with his serving, clutch returning and composure, the No. 1-seeded Djokovic did what he has done so well for the last three seasons: stretch, strain and keep seeking solutions in the face of resistance and his own peaks and valleys.

Stallings resigned after the 1996 season, and the next 11 years were defined by peaks and valleys, including a five-year probation from 2002 to 2006 and Mike Price's hiring and firing before coaching a game after off-field indiscretions were uncovered Saban, meanwhile, was experiencing his own peaks and valleys.

Every driver has his own peak.

Various research groups have conducted spiking experiments and have developed their own peak libraries.

My own peak use of social media arose during a period of painful isolation.

Beef reached its own peak in August, with exports up 66% in a year.

Each travel destination has its own peak seasons which may be quite different from place to place.