Sentence examples for be traced to general from inspiring English sources

Her backers say the declines can be traced to general weakness in the overall television audience.

Any drop in her television ratings can be traced to general weakness in the overall television audience, Mr. Bennett said.

We know that phonological STM is poor in SLI, but there has been debate as to whether this can be traced to a more general deficit affecting perception of auditory input.

Nearly half of the political lopsidedness in academia can be traced to four characteristics that liberals in general, and professors in particular, share: advanced degrees; a nonconservative religious theology (which includes liberal Protestants and Jews, and the nonreligious); an expressed tolerance for controversial ideas; and a disparity between education and income.

In general, abnormalities can be traced to deviations from the normal course of development, often in very early embryonic stages.

The rise of that specialty bar can be traced to the mid-1980s, when President Reagan's first solicitor general, Rex Lee, joined the Washington office of Sidley Austin.

Some of the general interest in the topic can be traced to Taylor Branch's thorough screed in the Atlantic against the institution of college sports.

This crime, which could be traced to European data deletion laws and/or a desire to improve the general popularity of the evanescent Tweet, is banned by Twitter's terms of service.

"The ills of modern society in general and the holiday blues in particular," he said, "can be traced to our consumer culture, facilitated by advertising.

This evil can be traced to Watergate.

It can be traced to 1980s New York.