Sentence examples for peak of operations from inspiring English sources

Transoceanic travel became a matter of routine; at its peak of operations, ATC planes crossed the Atlantic at an average rate of one every 13 minutes.

At the peak of operations in the whole of the North Sea it was producing about 900,000 barrels of oil a day.

At its peak of operations in 1944, a staff of 636 guards oversaw 25,000 permanent inmates, and an additional 150,000 people passed through the camp in its role as a transit camp.

At the peak of operations, Gav was making "about two grand a week", tax-free, one from each of his two main dealers, ensuring that he kept wholesale prices low so they could make a tidy profit and thus pay him.

At its peak of operation, this system's side-by-side pipes, each about eight inches in diameter, carried more than 10 million letters a day along a route that ran from the main post office, which at the time was just south of City Hall, up the West Side to 125th Street.

Preliminary statistical analysis demonstrates that during the peak decade of operations from 1935 to 1944 Spanish-surnamed patients were 3.5 times more likely to be sterilized than patients in the general institutional population.

At the peak of its operations last fall, The Hill was a nightmarish hamlet nestled against an ever-shifting mountain range of debris.

In issuing its refusals, the state noted that open heart surgery in the state had actually dropped 5.6percentt -- from a peak of 11,678 operations in 2000 -- and that demand was expected to decline as new treatments like medicated stents took hold.

At the peak of its operations, Exide took in 40,000 lead-acid vehicle batteries a day.

1943 would be the peak of deception operations for Clarke and 'A' Force – in 1944 the focus switched to the Western Front.

Drivers identified train driving during peak hours of operation as more stressful than driving during non-peak hours.