Sentence examples for peaked among from inspiring English sources

Another piece of good news for the bank came from signs that problems had peaked among large corporate lenders.

The impact of the boom varied by landholding size: it peaked among village headmen (medium landholders) but was negligible among large estates and smaller landholders.

Mr. Martin started his career singing in the teenage Puerto Rican pop group Menudo, and while he might have peaked among English-speaking listeners with his 1999 hit "Livin' la Vida Loca," his Spanish-speaking audience has stayed with him.

Perhaps due to more liberal attitudes and number of years sexually active, the number of sexual partners people reported over a lifetime peaked among those aged 35-44 years, with over a fifth of this age group reporting 20 or more sexual partners.

Incidence rates of SR injury peaked among children 10 14 years of age.

Thursday's debate occurred as panic peaked among Republicans.

In a report titled "Calling a Top," analysts at Lehman Brothers wrote on Friday that oil prices had peaked, citing among other things lower demand from developed economies.

Perhaps its time for a reconsideration: This month marks 10 years since the technology bubble peaked, and among the few who warned of the coming implosion were speculators who had targeted tech stocks.

When age was considered, the proportional distribution of RTI-related deaths increased from 3.68% among children below 15 years old to 11% among the 15-19 yeageagroupoupeakedked at 29% among the 20-29 yeageagroupoup, fell to around 16% among the 30-39 and 40-49 year age groups, before levelling off at 11% among the 50-59 yeageagroupoup and the elderly.

In the latest survey, beliefs that Obama was born outside the United States peaked at 26percentt among Republicans and 34percentt among self-identified tea party supporters, compared with 19percentt of independents and 12percentt of Democrats.

Rates peaked at 45.3% among men and 46.1% among women – both at ages 35 39.