Sentence examples for peaking in from inspiring English sources

"Bipolar" had a decent innings, peaking in popularity about ten years ago.

"Bipolar" had decent innings, peaking in popularity about ten years ago.

People were peaking in their careers.

Jobs have declined by 9,100 since peaking in February.

They are most common in spring, typically peaking in May.

Instead they soared, peaking in 2008 at $145.

Seasonal cycles mean that CO2 rises progressively throughout autumn and winter before peaking in late spring.

The oil era followed this curve over the course of the twentieth century, peaking in 2006.

Since peaking in 1997, salaries across all age groups have fallen by 15%.

Citizens Campaign said recycling rates on Long Island have declined steadily since peaking in 1997.

By the 17th century, interest in porcelain was peaking in Europe.