Examples of 'previous peak' in a sentence
Meaning of "previous peak"
previous peak: Refers to a point in time when something reached its highest level before a decline or decrease occurred
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The previous peak location is used as a starting point.
A resistance level is identified by a previous peak.
It also topped its previous peak positions in Germany and New Zealand.
Then push it up slightly higher than the previous peak.
That share surpasses the previous peak of 36 % set just a month earlier.
When second-quarter results are tabulated, profits may exceed their previous peak.
Quarters from previous peak.
However, Bitcoin price frequently stabilized at a region higher than the previous peak.
Sales per store have returned to the previous peak levels of 385 units per store.
Yet, not all the demand and supply components have already outperformed their previous peak levels.
Since the previous peak year in 2002, the composition of tourists to Canada has changed significantly.
This peak was over twice as bright as the previous peak flux level.
As seen throughout its history, Bitcoin price always recovered beyond its previous peak.
The interpolation can also extend to lower CINRs where a previous peak throughput had been made.
Prior to 1980, manufacturing employment increased during every expansion and always exceeded the previous peak level.
Total employment is even beginning to exceed the previous peak levels of 1974.
Still, for all regions the infrastructure per capita in 2005 was below its previous peak.
A full 6.5 years into the current global expansion, Finland 's GDP is 6pc below its previous peak.
In December 2010 the FAO food price index crossed its previous peak.
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