Sentence examples for peak has gone from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, at 65, some of the creamy substance of her lyric soprano at its peak has gone, but remarkably little.

We now observe that the first peak and the valley have gone down but the second peak has gone up.

What follows from this is that the idea of peak oil has gone up in flames.

"Peak ozone has gone down since the 1990s, but it has bottomed out now; and it's remaining fairly flat despite emissions reductions".

Even here on the Guardian, one headline declared the IEA report shows that "peak oil idea has gone up in flames".

For comparison, Microsoft spent around $9m per year through its own PAC at its peak, though that number has gone down to about a third of that now.

The song performed greatest in the United States reaching a peak of nine and has gone on to sell over 500,000 copies.

Thus did Dobzhansky explain discontinuities in nature beginning with species as a matter of evolution tracking diverging adaptive peaks, a process that has gone on so long that the entire history of life, seen as adaptation to a vast field of different, inherently discontinuous ecological niches, falls out virtually automatically.

Since then, cocaine trafficking between Haiti and the Miami River has gone through peaks and valleys.

The percentage of those out of the workforce has gone from a peak of "98percentto88percentcentodayay".

Since then, it has gone on to peak at number twenty-two on the Urban AC Airplay chart, having amassed about 920,000+ audience impressions.