Sentence examples for both be traced to from inspiring English sources

Franklin's interest in fame and his devotion to the church can both be traced to his early years.

In developing stamens, cell lineages that lead to male gametophytes and tapetal cells can both be traced to archesporial cells derived from the L2 layer of anther primordial [ 39].

Both were traced to Swiss accounts, and one was allegedly received by Sarkozy in person.

Both can be traced to a way of thinking that regards the world as a means, rather than an end.

This multimodal African diasporic style also is evident in the hip-hop music of North America, and the origins of both can be traced to West African performance modes.

Both can be traced to U.S. policy mistakes.

The analysis, completed on 18 January, showed that the viruses from the two sites are closely related to each other, and both could be traced to a virus last seen in September in environmental samples in Sukkur in northern Sindh Province in Pakistan.

During Paleozoic times the eurypterids, large aquatic animals resembling modern scorpions, were abundant, and both groups can be traced to a common ancestor.

The obsession with outsiderness in both parties can be traced to the period dominated by Vietnam and Watergate, when a generation of Americans seemed to decide — and who could blame them, really?

The posting of both letters can be traced to public relations people who were trying to stay on top of things, and to the industriousness of Ms. Stewart, who wrote a heart-to-heart to Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum that she delivered the day before the sentencing.

While the roots of both fields can be traced to antiquity, the major advances underlying the contemporary prominence of each field have occurred largely over the past century.