Sentence examples for peak of world from inspiring English sources

Workers flocked to Coventry during the industrial peak of World War II to work in the remaining manufacturing plants (now all closed); some bought lots on the lake for as little as $5.

The Palermo player has taken a winding path to get to tomorrow's peak of world football but even those in the Italy party who seem always to have been ensconced in the elite have lived through periods of doubt.

"In reality, however, by 1960 there were as many women working as there had been at the peak of World War II, and the vast majority of them were married," Collins writes.

The information indicates that Mexican cities do not have institutional conditions to manage the urban-energy transition that signify the end of cheap oil and the peak of world oil production.

As we are probably approaching the peak of world oil production [ 88], it is likely that an increased frenzy of oil exploration and exploitation will plague more rural communities in non-industrialised countries and create more resource curse environments rather than Norwegian-style paradises.

He writes that "the United States of 2000 was roughly as distant from its post-1945 peak share of world production as the Britain of 1910-14 had been from her own".

So this is just the peak of the world".

He has been in power for a little over a year, and his term started just six months after the peak of the world financial crisis.

Neither are at the peak of the world game – that is the preserve of New Zealand and South Africa – and both are at different stages of rebirth.

No other citizen of this country has climbed the peak of the world's greatest orchestra, the Berlin Philharmonic, while bringing young musicians from the destitute barrios of Latin America to play for it.

Of the 50 climbers who reached the peak of the world's highest mountain in the early hours of yesterday morning, one stood head and shoulders below the rest.