Sentence examples for had failed to trace from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, there were embarrassing questions as to why investigators had failed to trace Natascha.

The coroner also noted that the police had failed to trace "the guy I was with last night", who the note requested should not be blamed.

The families had claimed that the men "had gone away a year before, maybe two years ago, and they hadn't heard from them".The official also said that Pakistani investigators had failed to trace the other nine attackers all of whom were killed by Indian security forces even though Mr Qasab had provided a list of their names.

It is possible that we have failed to trace the special clinic's own expenditures on drugs, or that special clinic patients commonly take prescriptions to private pharmacies rather than receive and be billed for drugs in the clinic itself.

Knowing that x-rays of Vermeer's paintings had failed to reveal any tracing marks beneath the oil, Jenison theorized that the 17th-century artist from Delft could have used a camera obscura (Vermeer might well have learned about optics from one of his neighbors, a master maker of microscopes).

But, the defense team pointed out, the prosecutors had failed to find any trace of that e-mail.

The judge acknowledged in his verdict that investigators had failed to find any trace of explosive residue on the clothes or bodies of the defendants.

Shares in Lululemon Athletica, a Canadian firm that sells yoga clothing and equipment, fell after news reports claimed that tests had failed to find any trace of seaweed fibre in some of its garments, which were supposed to contain the stuff.

It was then stated that not only Mr. George Gillard, the missing heir, but his wife and two children had not been heard of since 1912, and that inquiry and advertisement had failed to reveal the slightest trace of them since that year.

Eleven days after a teenager with autism walked away from his school in Queens in the middle of the day, a senior police commander, Chief of Department Philip Banks III, said on Tuesday that an intensifying search had failed to turn up even a trace of the student.

In addition, the state argued that the plaintiffs had failed to prove that the city's schools fell short of preparing students for the job market or that such deficiencies could be traced to the state's aid decisions.