Sentence examples for usually peak from inspiring English sources

Notifications of scarlet fever usually peak during December March in Hong Kong, but the outbreak in 2011 peaked in June.

Maples usually peak first, followed by oaks.

Today, electricity prices usually peak in the late afternoon and evening on hot summer days.

The number they quote is usually "peak speed," which networks can theoretically deliver if conditions are perfect.

Domestic airline travel in November was the best predictor of the speed of influenza spread, the researchers found, although influenza infections and deaths usually peak in late February.

Egbert Krumeich, the manager of Artemis, Berlin's largest brothel, said that in November, usually peak season for the sex trade, revenues were down by 20percentt.

Lekking usually peaks in April, but this year the breeding season started later than usual and I've been told that there is still a chance of seeing the males perform their elaborate display.

Health officials said the flu season usually peaks in January or February each year.

Ramsden said: "Barn owl mortality usually peaks in February and then things improve.

The point at which this decline starts varies (the share usually peaks at 20-35%), as does the rate of decline.

The classic ice cream headache is a stabbing pain that usually peaks after 30 to 60 seconds, though it can last up to five minutes.