Sentence examples for temporary peak from inspiring English sources

"I'm reasonably confident that 2006 was a temporary peak in driving," he said.

Many are beginning to ask whether the current crisis represents a temporary peak in displacement or presages a new, long-term trend.

But the market price of uranium, he points out, is around $100 per kilogram, and it might be at a temporary peak.

Only 47% believe they'll stay that way once Mr Obama leaves office.The enthusiasm of young voters (aged 18 to 29) may have also reached a temporary peak.

They never touched that low again, rising fairly steadily to reach a temporary peak of 10.5% of GDP in 1997, before dropping sharply during the dotcom bust to 7.6% in 2001 and climbing smartly again to 11.8% in 2006.Investors reacted to this long profits cycle by adjusting the stockmarket rating.

Public funding increased continuously from 1974 and reached a temporary peak in 1994 [20].

"Vehicle renting is a low-cost, temporary, peak-season volume management strategy". Ninivaggi also noted that mail traffic was up by "double digits" from last year.

Temporary peaks in the Leonid activity during the storms depicted in the radar observations were more pronounced than in the ZHR-curve derived from a multitude of visual observers.

Porcine mycobacteriosis is the most common animal mycobacterial disease in Finland, with long-term average prevalence of 0.34% and temporary peaks as high as 0.85% [ 4].

When reproducing, neither male nor female O. niloticus feed [ 14], which would explain the temporary peaks, contrary to the overall downward trend.

They can introduce permanent, temporary and/or peak hour controls.