Sentence examples for peak a bit from inspiring English sources

Adjusted for inflation, that has fallen 9.8percentt since the peak, a bit more than the decline in 1981-82 but not yet close to the 12.9percentt decline in the 1970s recession.

It suggests this will occur because the employment situation remains weak, such that they believe the unemployment rate will "likely to rise a bit further and peak a bit later than earlier expected".

But incomes policy hit its peak a bit earlier and addressed a quite different question: How do we hold down wages?

"Of the decline of 92,000 in net migration from its recent peak, a bit more than half come from changes in non-EU migration, where the government's policy changes may be having an impact.

So the world economy is likely to move through a cycle in which investment peaks first and saving peaks a bit later.

Cranor and co-creator Joseph Fink launched the podcast in 2012 as a radio drama that's a little Twin Peaks, a bit X-Files and touch Art Bell.

The absorption peak is a bit broad peak due to the particle size.

"The peak was a bit after other places.

The current show, "In Peak Bloom," is a bit more touchy-feely.

And I just used that whole week to practice, and by the time I was able to get to Queen's, I got used to it and was able to peak a little bit on the grass".

Christina Romer, the chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, had projected that if the stimulus passed, unemployment would peak a little bit above 8%.