Sentence examples for easier to trace from inspiring English sources

Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy's family tree is much easier to trace than her husband's.

The new approach, he said, will make it easier to trace the origin of code.

Surprisingly, earlier illegitimate ancestors are easier to trace than more recent relations.

The footballers, at least, were relatively famous and easier to trace.

Often heir hunters pick more unusual names first, as they are easier to trace.

But, over the years, it's also become easier to trace the senders, even when they don't want to be found.

They limited their research to boys because men seldom change their names and thus were easier to trace.

Burlap, however, is no longer common, and it might be easier to trace than a plastic bag.

This would make it easier to trace the impact of reforms to certain services on the city.

The opposite syndrome, known as r-lessness, which renders "four" as "foah" in Texas and elsewhere, is easier to trace, Dr. Bailey said.

"For example, if he had plans to visit with a group or an individual or go to another country, he would be easier to trace in that instance".