Sentence examples for peaked in the second from inspiring English sources
The annual productivity growth rate in 2000 peaked in the second quarter at 6.3percentt.
The median sales price peaked in the second quarter, and fell 10percentt in the third.
The eurozone peaked in the second quarter of 2015 and the trend was starting to weaken even before the recent turbulence on the financial markets.
That is the first increase since venture investments peaked in the second quarter of 2000, at the height of the Internet boom.
The median sales price peaked in the second quarter, and fell 10percentt in the third.; Taxes on sales and earnings still high: Sales tax collections, a measure of the robustness of the retail industry, were healthy through August.
The rising impairment charges were sobering news for some investors who had hoped that bad loans at HSBC's American unit, the former Household International, peaked in the second quarter.
The risk peaked in the fourth month of pregnancy.
The drama peaked in the fourth set, with Federer down two sets to one and facing two match points.
The central bank governor, Park Seung, said earlier this month that delinquencies at credit card companies might have peaked in the fourth quarter.
The Greenwich market probably peaked in the fourth quarter of 2005 and has been slowing since, but this is the first time there's a whiff of panic in the air.
Temperance peaked in the first world war, after Lloyd George famously proclaimed that Britain was at war with Germany, Austria and drink, "and the greatest of these three deadly foes is drink".
