Examples of 'expected to peak' in a sentence
Meaning of "expected to peak"
Expected to peak - Refers to a prediction that something will reach its highest point or climax within a certain timeframe or context
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expected to peak
Is expected to peak in the next five years.
The temperatures are expected to peak on Thursday.
It is expected to peak in intensity on September 6.
As the labour supply slightly increases, the unemployment rate is expected to peak this year.
Receipts are expected to peak at the beginning of the year.
O Take measurements to evaluate the adequacy of ventilation when CO2 concentrations are expected to peak.
Receipts were expected to peak early in the year.
According to the roadmap, national emissions are expected to peak around 2020.
The travel rush is expected to peak around the holiday " s first and last days.
Risk of another Carrington-class solar flare is expected to peak by early 2015.
Melbourne is expected to peak at 35 degrees on Monday and Tuesday.
In both Greece and Spain it is expected to peak at 27 percent.
Diamond production is expected to peak in 2019, after which it will begin to decline gradually.
The rate of ice loss is expected to peak in the next 25 years.
This year 's carbon dioxide level is expected to peak around 415 parts per million in May.
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Water resource usage was expected to peak in 2030 when the population peaks.
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