Sentence examples for has traced many from inspiring English sources
Art has traced many of the sociological changes that have occurred throughout history, all through the eyes of real people.
While most Chinatos do not carry vintage dating, Mr. Kellogg has traced many of these, simply by their label design, to the 1950s and '60s, and some even to the '40s.
Now, an unprecedented large-scale genomics study has traced many such cultures to the Paleo-Eskimos, a people who early inhabited the harsh environment continuously for 4000 years, only to vanish mysteriously about 700 years ago.
Since then, scientists have traced many of the minute mechanisms by which cells commit suicide.
"It's a tough task to get the money back," said Andre Pienaar, who oversees the African office of Kroll Inc., which has traced stolen funds for many governments, including Kenya.
Ms. Smolenyak, who has traced the ancestry of many prominent figures, began studying the first lady's roots in earnest after conducting some preliminary research into Mrs. Obama's ancestry for an article published in The New York Times earlier this year.
Law enforcement authorities, working with Microsoft, have now traced many of these boiler rooms to New Delhi, India's capital and a hub of the global call-center industry.
Many have traced these polymathic tendencies back to McBurney's childhood.
In one of the most detailed genetic reconstructions of population history so far, Dr. Martin Richards of the University of Huddersfield in England and many colleagues have traced the remarkably ancient ancestry of the present-day population of Europe.
Many theorists have traced the changes in medicalization over time, but a satisfactory constructivist concept of disease requires an analysis of how medical thinking comes to play a role in human societies to begin with.
