Sentence examples for help to trace from inspiring English sources
Scotland Yard appealed today for help to trace 10 dangerous criminals hiding in Britain who are wanted overseas.
He said putting serial numbers on the transformers -- an idea championed by some police officials -- would only help to trace stolen lights.
She died at the Bataclan, her death confirmed by her father on Twitter after appealing for help to trace her in the immediate aftermath of the attacks.
And if you get cold-called by someone offering a pension review or help to trace a lost pension, hang up because the chances are it's a scam".
Asked if the technique might help to trace the whole nervous pathway from sensing the odor to flying away, Dr. Greenspan replied, "It would be a miracle at this point because the notion of where this process produces a motor output is as undefined as it could be," meaning that the neural circuits that drive the fly's motion are still unknown.
As they are clearly distinguishable from the sand-covered layered bedrock, they help to trace the outline of the Oasis impact crater structure.
Further, the results have established a reference database for the perpetual restoration work of Marrakech monuments and can help to tracing back the source areas of the archaeological materials of this city.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is helping to trace where that money went.
His steady requests for information from senior police, Interior Ministry and military officials in court helped to trace nearly 100 detainees.
And for clarity, it helps to trace the roots of the fundamental idea — that people should receive benefits at a certain age — which in modern times stretches back at least to 19th-century Germany.
Perhaps more important than helping to trace the roots of humans and to see the differences between populations of humans, DNA sequence information has enabled recognition of how closely related one population of humans is to another and how closely related humans are to the multitude of other species that inhabit the Earth.
