Sentence examples for can trace for from inspiring English sources

One can trace, for example, evolutionary relations between the most common and ancient functions and those that emerged later.

You can trace them for yourself here; and here and here are links to two of the granted patents to illustrate the kinds of technologies we are talking about.

Some smugglers and migrants carry smartphones and text with WhatsApp, an encrypted messenger service, and with burners, when migrants call for help, officials can trace their locations for search-and-rescue operations.

And most can trace the inspirations for their own writing back to a single author.

Although I've never had formal training in marketing, I can trace my love for this science back to a book that I first read in 1983: Guerrilla Marketing by Jay Conrad Levinson.

Perhaps many shellers here can trace their passion for the craft all the way back to their childhood.

We can trace this demand for free digital music back to 1999 and Shawn Fanning's Napster site, the first significant peer-to-peer file-sharing network to emerge at the turn of the century.

This will make the paper see-through so one can trace the walls for the second floor.

"The Wall predates anything else," Martin told Rolling Stone in 2014: I can trace back the inspiration for that to 1981.

The registrars keep lists of all the registered owners and they can trace ownership back, sometimes for many years.

We can trace in this map, for example, echoes of garden cities and the postwar British planning system.