Sentence examples for inability to trace from inspiring English sources
The combination of the hormone's effectiveness with the inability to trace its use can be irresistible to someone looking for a competitive advantage.
Dr. Heymann said transmission in the general community would be evident in the inability to trace contacts of new cases to older ones.
On Tuesday, January 31, a case was heard in the Probate Court which involved a present inability to trace a missing heir.
An inability to trace the new cases would mean that the disease agent had become loose in the general population, raising the specter that it would become an endemic disease.
Their inability to trace the girl, and the poverty – Raissa bitterly regretted once requesting an egg to eat, only to learn that her relatives had walked miles to obtain one – were a formative experience.
And he contrasts his own status, as a white maker of those images, with the inability to trace Spann's surviving family, even with the help of a private investigator — and defines those contrasts as the essence of racism.
Salama said that if ring vaccination is impossible due to an inability to effectively trace people who have come into contact with Ebola, then the WHO and others would be forced to vaccinate a designated area.
A legacy of donor anonymity is that many donor-conceived adults are unable to trace their donor through the Central or Voluntary Registers and express significant distress and frustration about their inability to do so (Law Reform Committee, 2012).
To trace or not to trace?
