Sentence examples for peak of winter from inspiring English sources

Mr Neil said: "Last year we saw increased pressures on our hospitals in the peak of winter, including an early start to the norovirus season, an increase in respiratory illnesses, and a rise in the number of people attending A&E in the peak of winter.

It didn't matter whether it was raining or whether it was the 43C summer heat or the peak of winter - we went out to deliver telegrams whatever the weather".

"Last winter saw increased pressures including an early start to the norovirus season, an increase in respiratory illnesses, and a rise in the number of people attending A&E in the peak of winter.

Given that we were unable to identify such a specific relationship (i.e. a significant negative relationship with precipitation and temperature during the peak of winter), we can assume that insect infestation was less important for larch trees in the study area.

The lavish display coincides with the peak of spring.

The number of listed companies has declined to 3,765, from a peak of 5,556 in 1996.

Workplace homicides also declined, to 609 last year from a peak of 1,080 in 1994.

Overall enrollment -- 2,500 in fall 1999 -- remains well below its peak of 3,300 in 1976.

Total employment did not exceed its June 1990 peak of 109.9 million until April 1993.

Only the market peak of 2007 had more such activity.

Its population reached a peak of 2,000 to 5,000 people in the 1200's.