The HIV epidemic peaked.

Has Oil Production Peaked?

My career basically peaked here.

North American discovery of conventional gas peaked in the 1950s, and production peaked in the early 70s.

It is premature, however, to say whether the recovery in commodity prices has peaked.

You were wearing a golden peaked cap.

A very nasty cough she had, sir. And her face, well, it was all peaked and drawn.

American oil production peaked, and entered a permanent decline.

Sleep late tomorrow too. You've been looking a little peaked.

Gasoline consumption in the U.S. probably peaked in 2007 and is declining.

Globally, the rate of discovery of new oilfields peaked in the 1960s.

It was a well documented fishery, and as you can see here, it peaked in the 50s where they were killing 1,500 sharks a year.

54 of the 65 major oil producing nations have already peaked in production.

It also indicates that the combined total of all ozone depleting compounds in the troposphere peaked in 1994, and is now slowly declining.

MB consumption in A5 Parties peaked at about 18,140 tonnes in 1998 (excluding QPS).

Although the epidemic appears to have peaked, transmission rate among the vulnerable population remains high.

Oil prices rose throughout 2004, with accelerating fluctuation as prices peaked in August and October.

Finland apos s regular electricity import peaked in 1990 at 17 per cent of consumption.

They started low, they skyrocketed, they peaked up there in 2003, and now they are down.

Global fish catches peaked in the late nineteen eighties, forcing fishermen to move into deep waters.

The First Nations infant mortality rate has been steadily decreasing since 1979, when it peaked at 27.6 deaths per 1,000 live births, 2.5 times the Canadian rate.

Although coke and scrap prices appear to have peaked in 2005, prospects for coal and iron ore are less certain.

The age structure of the population in the year 1991 was of a border static regression type, with a narrow peaked pyramid.

13. Total civilian employment, including dependants of military personnel and civilians working for the military, peaked in 1992 at 69,569 persons employed.

The Advisory Committee notes that during fiscal year 2005, loans to active peacekeeping operations and for the regular budget peaked at 109.5 million.

As a whole, the post war period was a period of dynamic construction work in Iceland, and the boom peaked in the 1970s.

Per capita GIP peaked at 20,823 in 1992, 20,456 in 1993, 20,659 in 1994, 20,091 in 1995 and fell to 19,598 in 1996.

The approval of the second batch of private banks peaked nationwide recently. Chongqing, Sichuan and Hunan successively set up their first private funded banks.

And maybe someday like 2075, October 23 we finally reach that glorious day where concentrations have peaked and are rolling down the other side.

If the LFPR had remained at its pre recession high, the unemployment rate today would be nearly 12 . If it had stabilized when the unemployment rate peaked in October 2009, unemployment today would be over 9 .

Second, the anti immigration, anti European UK Independence Party (UKIP) takes more votes perhaps as much as 50 from the Conservatives than it does from the Labour party. It looks as though UKIP s support may have peaked, and that some of the air is escaping from the party s tires.

This trend peaked during the recession of 2001 2003 but the increase among Palestinians has been steeper, with a growing disparity between the rate for Arabs and the rate for Jews.21

However, following the successful advocacy push by UNICEF early in this plan period, the number of Governments publicly addressing the issues of trafficking and sexual exploitation appears to have peaked at around 80.

The economy peaked a few months later, and the Fed began aggressive easing in 2008. Although the Fed and the US Treasury cooperated in addressing financial market dysfunction, this was not enough to restore solid economic growth.

A strategic plan to revive the tourism industry has been commissioned by the Government and is due for publication in mid 2005. Tourist arrivals peaked at 209,000 in 2000, but subsequently slumped to around 100,000 a year.

By contrast, the United States share, which peaked at 36 in 1985, has fallen to less than 18 . The decline in Japan s share has been more dramatic, from a peak of 22 in 1993 to just 5.7 in 2013.

In view of the marked decrease in pledges and contributions compared to previous reporting periods, as well as financial constraints experienced by major donors and the establishment of new channels of implementation, the Agency assumed that funding for PIP had peaked.

In view of the marked decrease in pledges and contributions compared to previous reporting periods, as well as financial constraints experienced by major donors and the establishment of new channels of implementation, the Agency assumed that funding for PIP had peaked.

NEW HAVEN If we have learned anything since the global financial crisis peaked in 2008, it is that preventing another one is a tougher job than most people anticipated. Not only does effective crisis prevention require overhauling our financial institutions through creative application of the principles of good finance it also requires that politicians and their constituents have a shared understanding of these principles.

The financial crisis, which is still ongoing, resulted largely from the boom and bust in home prices that preceded it for several years (home prices peaked in the United States in 2006). During the pre crisis boom, homebuyers were encouraged to borrow heavily to finance undiversified investments in a single home, while governments provided guarantees to mortgage investors.

It is, of course, true that real long term interest rates have declined quite markedly not suddenly and not only recently, but at a fairly steady pace for more than twenty years. According to the IMF, world real long term interest rates peaked at nearly 7 on average in 1984, and fell to just below 2 by 2004.

As Hong Kong formally entered the interest rate rise cycle, the house price index of private houses in Hong Kong peaked for two consecutive months in August and September and then fell, and the monthly decline in September even expanded to 1.44 .

China s current account surplus peaked in 2008 at more than 10 of GDP and has since narrowed dramatically, to 1.9 last year. China s trade adjustment in some respects followed that of Japan, the original focus of American trade anxieties in the 1980s.

Countries such as India and China stabilize retail energy markets through government financed subsidies to keep price down for consumers. The costs of these subsidies had become quite massive as oil prices peaked, and many countries were already looking hard for ways to cut back.

Yet, as Japan entered the lost decade of the 1990 s, its exports continued to grow faster than its imports. Japan s trade surplus peaked only in 1994, at 144 billion, just a few months before the yen s April 1995 all time high of 79.75.