Sentence examples for be traced to current from inspiring English sources

From the first, the authorities have assumed that Mr. Brown's killing might be traced to current or former members of the department he was about to inherit.

African commentators were bemused by this pledge, since most Africans live in modest but functional fashion, and much of what despair does exist can be traced to Wolfowitz's current and previous employers.

It can be traced to a time before current apostrophe usage had been codified, when people often used apostrophes to signal in an obvious way that a word ending in a vowel was in fact a plural noun.

But can't our current problems be traced to unsustainable levels of borrowing and spending?

Most LBL therapies can be traced to this protocol, with nearly all current strategies comprised of induction, consolidation, re-intensification, and maintenance phases.

While the piece finds fault with the current administration, the authors acknowledge that the current crisis can be traced to the disintegration of Assam after independence.

The current troubles can be traced to the uprising last year and the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak.

Much of the current activity can be traced to Jerry Brown, who served as the city's mayor from 1999 to 2006.

Similarly, much of the state's current trouble can be traced to the weakening of that market, and to the World Trade Center attack.

Some of the current delays can be traced to a bug in some of the early Nokia W.A.P. phones that Vodafone ordered.

More specifically, the current row can be traced to Tony Blair's anti-extremism taskforce, created less than a fortnight after the bombings, which invited Muslim leaders to advise the government how best to neutralise the "evil ideology" of extreme Islamism.