Sentence examples for peak in the spring of from inspiring English sources

This increasingly stressful situation reached a peak in the Spring of 2000 when Saumure was temporarily laid off from the Biodome and left wondering how to pay his tuition and living expenses.

AT ITS PEAK In the spring of 2007, Petite Palate's organic frozen baby food was sold on Amazon Grocery and in about 100 stores in the Northeast and Midwest.

But the rally left the index with a gain of 30.1percentt in the final quarter, a performance topped only by the 48.2 percent gain in the last three months of 1999, as the Internet bubble was nearing its peak in the spring of 2000.

In the West End, the capital's swankiest neighbourhood and home to a previously blossoming but now withering crop of hedge funds, rents declined by 8% from their peak in the spring of 2008 to November, according to Capital Economics, a consultancy.

The private-equity deal frenzy hit a peak in the spring of 2007; many later transactions were hit with delays in financing as the credit crisis spread.

At its peak in the spring of 2004, there were 40,000 children commuting every night.

But its shares have struggled, falling to roughly $8 from a peak in the last year of more than $12.

The growth of overall trade between Sevilla and the New World followed a very similar pattern, rising until 1550, then stagnating until the early 1560s, and rising again to a peak in the last decade of the 16th century.

Regardless of region, antibiotic prescription rates tended to peak in the first quarter of the year, from January through March, and then drop to a nadir during the third quarter, from July through September.

American households' now have indebtedness of $13.29 trillion, which is $618 billion (5%) higher than the previous peak in the third quarter of 2008 of $12.68 trillion.

At its low on Wednesday, the S.& P. 500 had fallen to 776.76, a figure that was 49.1percentt below the peak set in the spring of 2000.