Sentence examples for pass the peak from inspiring English sources

The institute does not expect output to pass the peak recorded in early 2008 until 2015.

The question has changed to: "Are we going to pass the peak in 1983 that was 10.8%?" says Shierholz, which would be the worst unemployment rate since the Great Depression.

Amazingly, the price took almost three years to pass the peak of this boom, not crossing the December 2013 peak until January last year.

Our data show that private-only physicians are older and work less hours than their public sector and dual practice peers, which is consistent with the hypothesis that, as they pass the peak of their careers, physicians may be less inclined to engage in multiple professional activities, opting for more flexible and less demanding private sector work [ 32].

Cavedale and Winnats Pass "The Peak District is brimming with walks for all seasons, from high peat plateaux and gritstone edges to delving dales," says Sarah. "Starting in Castleton, this route takes in the dramatic reef limestone features of Cavedale, Winnats Pass and Mam Tor".

Credit losses in Citi's huge card business are likely to pass the peaks of previous cycles, in part because it has taken on more subprime borrowers in recent years.

It is important to exclude features for which the peak intensity did not pass the peak-picking intensity S/ N threshold (or otherwise not detected) as they could skew the value of the CV % calculation.

Besides, the Lib Dems have already passed the peak of their power.

The marches may have "passed the peak", adds Dieter Rucht at the Berlin Social Science Centre.

When Thoreau left Walden, he passed the peak of his career, and his life lost much of its illumination.

"That's a pretty tepid figure, which essentially means we've passed the peak and will see another slowdown," said Robert Alan Feldman, chief economist at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter in Tokyo.