Sentence examples for peaked spending from inspiring English sources

It debuted at number eighty in Canada, where it peaked, spending a total of four weeks on the Canadian Hot 100.

In the same week, "Breakout" was placed at number twenty-seven on Hot Digital Songs and entered the Canadian Hot 100 at number forty-five, where it peaked, spending three consecutive weeks on that chart.

A week later, it moved up to number 14, where it peaked, and spent 14 weeks on the chart.

Public works spending peaked in 1998.

The Premier League's overall summer transfer spending peaked at £500million in 2008, and was down to £450million last year.

His political spending peaked in 2006, when he gave nearly $20 million to campaigns and committees in Texas and nationwide.

Air travel grew rapidly in the 1960's and 1970's, but its share of spending peaked in 1980 and has now fallen to its lowest level since 1967.

The spending peaked in 1995 and remained high until the early 2000s, when it was cut amid growing concerns about ballooning budget deficits.

While he led the company's military and space businesses, the unit's revenue grew to $34 billion, from $25 billion, the company said, though its revenue flattened out as Pentagon spending peaked.

In 1989, defense spending peaked at $304 billion.

Spending peaked and then bounded down.