Sentence examples for production peaks from inspiring English sources

Ms. Koniordou's production peaks a little early.

The pineal's melatonin production peaks during the night; light drives melatonin levels down.

During the Passover season, when production peaks, the firm to which Behr Manischewitz lent his name makes more than 851,000 matzos each day.

Analysts consider the fields to be a "high-quality asset" with the potential to produce about 93,000 barrels of oil equivalent a day, once production peaks.

(According to the International Energy Agency, its grip may tighten in the coming decades as American production peaks and output in places such as Iraq and Libya grows).

Despite concerns about climate change, there is still rising demand for petrol and acrimonious debate about future fuel shortages and whether the world has already reached "peak oil" (the point at which oil production peaks before going into terminal decline).

So did oil production peak or not?

Colombia The Cusiana and Cupiagua fields, discovered by BP in the early 1990s, saw production peak in 1999.

We are now due for another folding up of the periodic global trade fair as the industrial nations enter the tumultuous era beyond the global oil production peak, which I have named the long emergency.

Feinstein, Temin, and Toniolo have data on interwar industrial production: Meanwhile, Eurostat has this time around: So we had a 28 percent decline in industrial production peak to trough in 1929+, versus around 18 this time.

Relative to pavestone, limestone increased the nitrite mass production peak by 97%.