Sentence examples for predicted to peak from inspiring English sources

The opening act is predicted to peak around 5 a.m.

In Southeast Asia, deaths in several countries are predicted to peak between 2015 and 2025.

Water levels here had risen again by Saturday, but were predicted to peak over the weekend and then begin dropping.

With the influenza season predicted to peak through July and August, there remains a high level of complacency in the community about this highly contagious and fatal illness.

Phosphate production is predicted to peak around 2030 as the global population expands to a predicted 9.1 billion people by 2050.

China's labor force is predicted to peak at 751 million in 2015 — and age and decline from there.

Peak bloom for cherry blossoms at the Tidal Basin: The cherry blossoms around the Tidal Basin are predicted to hit peak bloom on Monday, providing a bright and colorful backdrop for the climactic events of the National Cherry Blossom Festival.

In the benchmarks, we removed from consideration any regions of lesser affinity that are predicted to be peaks by MACS or SISSR alone, but that are not called as peaks with our stricter meta-approach.

The spectrum had been predicted to have a peak at 10 micrometres which would have indicated water vapor in the atmosphere, but such a peak was absent, indicating no detectable water vapor.

In France, the number of deaths is predicted to reach a peak at about 2200 per year some time after 2020 (Ilg et al, 1998).

Since then, the incidence of mesothelioma in Japan has been slowly increasing and is predicted to reach a peak in 2030.