Sentence examples for less pegged from inspiring English sources

The yuan has been more or less pegged against the dollar since 1995.

The novel's title and most of the chapter headings are taken from a dictionary of poetics, and each chapter is more or less pegged to a particular poetic theme, but the device quickly deteriorates into a "Where's Waldo?" game that will appeal only to the most determined readers.

But the plunging baht largely reflects the general appreciation of the dollar, to which it was more-or-less pegged.Yet crises can spread, and Thailand's has done so.

Therefore, less PEG-albumin is needed to attain the same oncotic effect as its counterpart protein.

In 1997 most were more or less tightly pegged to the dollar.

Elsewhere, by contrast, most currencies are less rigidly pegged to America's, so are not as prone to over-or under-valuation as the dollar rises or falls.

Those who are sleep-deprived (which has been pegged at less than six hours a night) have slower reaction times, and experience blackouts known as "micro-sleeps".

During the primary, Kashkari, who lives in Laguna Beach, sustained his campaign by spending more than $2 million of a personal fortune that he has pegged at less than $5 million.

Less conservative forecasts peg penetration at 20%.

Small probes are trapped by more dense PEG architectures and large probes interact more with less dense PEG surfaces.

In May this year, the company purchased listings and property data supplier UpMyStreet, also for an undisclosed sum, though GigaOm pegged it at less than £1 million ($1.6m).