Sentence examples for pegged the number from inspiring English sources

The 2016 Report pegged the number at about 68,000 people.

On Monday, the trustee overseeing the dismantling of MF Global's brokerage unit pegged the number at around $1.2 billion, twice the previous estimate.

Paul Manafort, Mr. Trump's campaign chairman, pegged the number of suspicious words at 50. "And that includes 'ands' and 'thes' and things like that," he said on Tuesday.

Earlier in the year, we pegged the number at 150,000 jobs per month, and — on average — the employment reports since then have exceeded that threshold.

Especially considering that, in its 2014 population estimate, the Census Bureau pegged the number of Hispanics in the United States at 50.2 million.

As of 2004 over 94 million users were online and in 2007 the China Internet Network Information Center, considered the premier source for measuring Chinese internet use, pegged the number of Chinese users at 210 million.

The deal was confirmed by the Wall Street Journal, which pegged the numbers to be between $100 and $150 million.

Another entirely incompatible program pegs the number at 6,800.

He would peg the number of immigrants to how well previous arrivals have integrated.

Some estimates peg the number of Malaysian nationals based overseas much higher.

Market researchers peg the number of smartphones sold in 2007 at 123 million, but that market is growing rapidly.