Sentence examples for peak of the problem from inspiring English sources

At the peak of the problem, hearings were behind schedule for 5,800 prisoners, according to the Parole Board.

At the peak of the problem, Tehran traders reportedly skirmished with the police outside Iran's Central Bank, protesting its initial refusal to trade rials for dollars and other foreign currencies.

The peak of the problem was between 15:00 and 16:00 GMT but around 100 were still cut off on Sunday morning.

At the peak of the problems around 18,000 homes were without power.

Freight services were delayed by two hours and Eurostar trains by 30 minutes at the peak of the problems before the tunnel reopened at 13:00 GMT.

A study by Martin Sommer, an economist at the IMF, finds that copper prices are currently almost three times above the cost of the least efficient producers, a much higher ratio than at the peak of the 1980s boom.The problem is that years of low prices have caused underinvestment, and producers have been caught out by the jump in demand.

Ken Pattullo, from Begbies Traynor, said: "Distress has actually risen since the peak of last year's problems, and the problems go further than the widely reported issues at Hearts that resulted in a winding-up petition being issued this week.

On the other hand, 4D C, N-edited NOESY is a particularly attractive experiment for NUS, as the absence of diagonal peaks renders the problem of artefacts less critical.

In the proposed approach, a swarm of particles with fuzzy social-only model is frequently applied to estimate the location of the peaks in the problem landscape.

At the peak of my "problems" it often took over an hour for the original Xbox's drive to read the game and boot it up, but I'd do it, daily, for almost two years.

Peak demand is the problem.