Sentence examples for pegged at about from inspiring English sources

In news coverage, women remain pegged at about 15% of bylines and subjects.

That shortfall, now pegged at about $1 billion, has been the subject of an intense federal effort to unearth wrongdoing at the firm and to make customers whole.

To get higher still: BP's estimate of the worst-case scenario, previously pegged at about sixty thousand barrels of oil a day.

China has kept the renminbi pegged at about 6.83 to the dollar since July 2008 to help its exporters, and Mr. Yao, the Commerce Ministry spokesman, said stability would remain the watchword this year.

Because the Chinese currency, the renminbi, is informally pegged at about 6.83 to the dollar, the euro's slump against the dollar has meant a slump against the renminbi as well.

Economists estimate that the value of the renminbi, pegged at about 6.827 to the dollar, could be 20 to 40 percent higher if Beijing allowed it to trade freely.

In addition, after Mr. Jones left, unpaid bills began to surface, board members said, and the deficit, which in the fall had been pegged at $180,000, grew to about $220,000.

Mrs. Kirchner will confront growing inflation, now pegged at nearly 20percentt by private economists, about double government claims, and a tightening energy situation.

The value is now pegged at $106 million.

Shipping is pegged at June 2014.

(Apple's value is pegged at $15.7 billion).