Sentences with phrase «near the peak of»

According to research by MarketWatch, it's the stock's worst six - day loss since November 19th, 2008, near the peak of the Great Recession.

In the third quarter, the ratio of household debt to disposable income rose to another record high of 165 %, nearing the peak of U.S. borrowing prior to the financial crisis.

We're comparing the end result near the peak of a raging bull market.

It is easy, when comparing these two texts, to see Jesus performing miracles near the peak of the mountain, then coming down to the level place to preach.

Getting anywhere near the peak of the profession requires several attributes as a bare minimum, all of which are thoroughly appealing: a deranged work rate; the ability to charge up and down the wing at speed; a knack for a crunching tackle.

This was at / near the peak of our football run.

The club allowed Capdevila to move to Villarreal in the summer despite him being near the peak of his powers.

At 28 years of age, Alba is near the peak of his powers and he would interest a number of top clubs across Europe were he made available to leave.

He should be nearing the peak of his powers instead of trying to rebuild his career.

And they should see plenty: IRIS will launch near the peak of the sun's 11 - year activity cycle.

By the time totality occurs, the sky is ablaze with stars; if totality occurs near the peak of a meteor shower, the dark - red moon can be surrounded by shooting stars for the duration of totality.

The probe arrived in 2004, near the peak of winter in the northern hemisphere.

As the evening sky darkens during November, Venus will be near its peak of brightness low in the southwest.

Instead of continuous movement for 20 or more minutes, as is typical for exercise walkers, joggers and cyclists, HIIT usually involves 30 to 60 seconds of exercise near the peak of a person's ability, followed by a comparable recovery period of easy activity, with the sequence repeated for a total of about 20 minutes three times a week.

Other notable 1996 superhero movies: Near the peak of his physical powers, Jet Li, basically already a real - life superhero, starred in the Hong Kong movie Black Mask, in which he played an experimental super-soldier who wore a mask and cleaned up Hong Kong by night.

Twenty thousand years ago, near the peak of the last ice age, the world was a very different place than it is today.

But near the peaks of bubbles, two things happen.

My first steps in the stock market go back to 1999, somewhere near the peak of the «Dot - Com Bubble» which left my investment portfolio consisting of two high tech stocks with a hefty book loss of over 50 % when the bubble eventually burst in spring 2001.

Bonds have poor inflation properties unless you happen to purchase them near the peak of an inflationary period, then the decision to buy will have been the best idea any human could have made.

Prime mortgages are no exception here, particularly if bought near the peak of the recent real estate craze.

I started investing by the end of 1999, somewhere near the peak of the so - called «Dot - com Bubble» buying stocks of two high - tech companies.

PS — What foes of SFAS 157 are unwilling to admit, is that lenders lent money near the peak of an amazing bull market, and now the collateral values lent against are far less than imagined at the time of lending.

It's fair to blame Lampert for making what was, in effect, a major real estate investment near the peak of the biggest real estate bubble in American history.

As we near the peak of the vacation season, here are some basic tips on traveling with a pet: WHEN NEVER TO TAKE YOUR PET: If you're going on your honeymoon, leave Fido behind.

It is located in dense jungle near the peak of Gunung Batukaru, Bali's second highest mountain.

Human Revolution is an engaging and compulsive piece of work that'll find itself nestling near the peak of many a top 10 chart.

Born in 1898 and the oldest of the three, Dienes tosses off watercolor and ink near the peak of Abstract Expressionism, in 1949.

During the national real estate crash in 2009, Cooper Union investment committee Chair John Michaelson acknowledged to The Wall Street Journal that Tishman Speyer «would not do that deal today» since such a generous deal had been made near the peak of the real estate boom.

(CO2 band is near the peak wavelength, water vapor bands significant in stratosphere for wavelengths longer than ~ 25 microns and between ~ 5.5 and 7 microns, and ozone between ~ 9.5 and 10 microns, and CH4 and N2O between ~ 7.5 and 8 microns — Hartmann p. 44 and 48, rough est. from graphs; signficant stratospheric transparency remains in several of those bands except near the peak of the CO2 band, but especially water vapor from 25 to 50 microns.)

On my rough calcs, this upwelling of cold deep water spreading out under the tradewinds will be enough to affect surface temps at the times of climate regime reversals, and sure enough there is a giveaway dip near the peak of the AMO, and the troughs are spikier than the crests of the AMO curve.

1998 just happened to be a monster El Nino near the peak of both the millennial and multi-decadal oscillations.

Considering how deep the solar minimum was in 2008 - 2009, and how low total solar irradiance went compared to where it was in 1998, given that the average global temperature changes from peak to trough in a normal solar cycle from the changes in TSI can be of the order as high as.2 degrees centigrade, and also given that we were nearer the peak of the solar cycle in 1998 than we were in the 2009 - 2010 El Nino, I should think that it is more than reasonable to suspect that the difference in impact of the TSI on global between 1998's and 2009 - 2010 is easily on the order of.1 C, or roughly ten times your.01 C figure.

While Grinsted predicts that the most intense hurricanes will continue to become more and more frequent in a warming world, the results of Holland and Bruyère suggest that we may be near the peak of intense hurricane frequency.

The hypothesized mechanism is provided by the absorption bands of CO2 that are located near the peak of the black - body spectrum at the mean temperature of the Earth.

This leads me to think that we are nowhere near the peak of Atlantic tropical storms.

The transmission decays extremely rapidly for short tubes (under a centimeter or so), because when light first encounters CO2, it's the easy pickings near the peak of the absorption spectrum that are eaten up first.

The AGW types, like the frequency scale, because that puts the CO2 frequencies near the peak of the curve; which creates the illusion that CO2 is far more important than it is.

George E. Smith says: «The AGW types, like the frequency scale, because that puts the CO2 frequencies near the peak of the curve»

Until cap rates go down to levels that they were — either at or near the peak of the market, a lot of institutional sellers don't necessarily want or need to sell.

HomeServices.com is just celebrating its first birthday, and already it has neared the peak of REALTOR ® Magazine's Top 100 Companies survey.

It's also nowhere near the peak of approximately $ 250 billion seen in 2006 and 2007, according to Keith J. Braddish, managing director at debt and equity provider NorthMarq Capital.

The supply levels are expected to tick up slightly in 2020 and 2021, but nowhere near the peaks of 2016 and 2017.

We are nearing the peak of the real estate selling season in Bend, Oregon and it looks like it is shaping up to be a good one.

«Though there is some concern that we are nearing the peak of the current U.S. real estate cycle, valuations are generally holding with ample credit available for new loans and refinancings of maturing quality loans,» Pendergast said.

Homeownership peaked at nearly 69 % in 2005, near the peak of the US housing bubble.

Not exact matches

We haven't gotten anywhere near the kind of euphoria that exists at major bull - market peaks.

Identify the peak times of year that attract folks from near and far.

Momentum, the statistical measure of the pace of the rally's increase, very likely peaked in January near all - time record levels.

«We could see a plateau,» he says, noting that we're nowhere near peak vinyl levels of 1981, when more than one billion records were sold worldwide.

The distance between the base of the pattern at 14,865 and the peak of the pattern near 17,613 is measured.