Sentence examples for record peaks from inspiring English sources

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Demand for ethanol had pushed corn and soyabean prices to record peaks, and farm incomes were generally high.

Such projections also suggest further increases in natural gas prices, which are only now beginning to fall from recent record peaks.

Spreads are tight, corporate profit margins are at record peaks with room to fall, and the economy is still fragile".Spreads are not yet at the lows they reached in 2007 when the credit bubble was at its height.

Slowing global growth was hurting Japanese exports, the American economy will remain sluggish this year and a decline in commodity prices from July's record peaks may not mean the end of an era of surging raw material costs, the governor of the Bank of Japan, Masaaki Shirakawa, said.

Some blame the rapid growth of gold ETFs for pushing the bullion price to record peaks in late 2009.Third, because it is easy for private investors to buy and sell ETFs, they may be tempted to trade them too often.

After a record peak in 1960, sunspot cycles took a sharp drop.

Its record peak was in 1910, when an eight-metre rise caused the catastrophic 'Great Flood of Paris'.

Its electrical load was 10,188 megawatts this afternoon, much lower than its record peak load of 11,850 megawatts in July 1999.

Consolidated Edison set a record peak of 12,207 megawatts, and reported only scattered and brief power failures affecting 7,000 customers in Queens and 2,100 in the Bronx.

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