Sentence examples for peaking by from inspiring English sources

Our exports of cars did eventually improve, peaking by the end of 2008.

This timeframe will have to be discussed in Durban, but we recognise global emissions will need to be peaking by 2020 to avoid dangerous temperature rises.

China has promised a lowering of carbon dioxide emissions per unit of GDP by 60%to65%5% from the 2005 level, with emissions peaking by 2030.

Earlier this year, I submitted a freedom of information request to the UK's department for business, asking what contingency plans the government has made for global supplies of oil peaking by 2020.

Don't believe them: How about Bank of America, who "see oil demand peaking by 2030 as electric vehicles boom".

This is a comparatively optimistic projection, but fits my 2% GDP momentum call in a low interest rate environment with unemployment peaking by year-end.

The power uprate is achieved by minimizing core radial power peaking, and by increasing fuel enrichment and coolant mass flow rate.

Moreover, the commitment of "peaking" emissions by 2030 is weak - global emissions need to peak as soon as possible if the world is to have a chance of staying below 2°C of warming.

Unlike some experts and oil companies such as Shell, which believe demand for the fuel could peak as soon as the next decade, the IEA sees it slowing but not peaking even by 2040.

Investigation has been performed to reduce the pin power peaking factor by increasing the number of Gd2O3-dispersed fuel rods and optimizing the particle diameter.

Later, the optimal locations and values for a reduced number of rod enrichments (groups) are obtained for an input target maximum local power peaking factor by applying sensitivity to change techniques.