Sentence examples for peak has made from inspiring English sources

Archer said the overall softening in house prices from their late-2007 peak has made housing equity withdrawal less attractive.

"Twin Peaks" has made its mark in the literary realm before, with previous books associated with the show, including The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer (1990), written by co-creator David Lynch's daughter Jennifer Lynch and The Autobiography of F.B.I.

In Appalachia, where MTR mining uses 3 million pounds of explosives a day to blow the tops off peaks, it has made nearby people's homes and land worth next to nothing.

From skiing Everest to climbing some of the world's largest peaks, he has made a career of taking on incredible expeditions while documenting them through photos and videos.

As The Economist went to press, Netflix shares were trading around $130 a steep decline from their July peak of $299.Netflix has made a tactical error and treated its customers shabbily.

The increase in stock prices -- the Nasdaq biotechnology index is up 37percentthis yearar, though down from its peak in March -- has made acquisitions more costly.

But the 0.4% fall in GDP from its level in the second quarter, bringing the decline in the economy since its pre-recession peak in early 2008 to 5.9%, has made the bank's next move harder to predict.The third-quarter decline in GDP was a dismal development but it does not make a further boost to quantitative easing a sure thing.

The number of production jobs has fallen by 10,000 since the peak in 1997, and low unemployment has made the remaining jobs harder to fill with legal workers.

Peak oil theory will not die just because BP has made a discovery in the Gulf of Mexico, even a "giant" one.

He has made numerous first ascents on difficult peaks in Alaska, Patagonia, and the Himalaya.

Paul Ryan has made nearly 40 climbs on 28 different peaks.