Sentence examples for is not easily traceable from inspiring English sources

His novels, especially, come charged with a fearless satirical wit, an emotional depth and an often enthralling creepiness — not to mention a faint mad cackle whose source is not easily traceable but whose presence provides extra texture and keeps sentimentality at bay.

An additional problem with these mentions is that most of them are natural products commonly found in living organisms, so the frontier between chemistry and biology is not easily traceable.

This is partly because the movement itself is not easily traceable experimentally and has never been observed directly.

Although the role and the mechanism of this movement have been intensely studied, they both remain poorly understood, partly because the movement itself is not easily traceable experimentally.

The authors have compiled growth data from other compilers of such data (in a way that is not easily traceable) and from primary literature from a wide variety of organisms growing under many different conditions with varying relationships to the conditions in which they were evolved to live.

Isabel is as polluted, with grief and guilt, as the water she worries about, but there's a deeper murkiness to her that isn't easily traceable to any of the toxic events of her life.

But arrows are not marked with serial numbers and are not easily traceable, said Al Lizzio, a competitive archer whose wife, Martha, owns Queens Archery Supplies in Flushing.

Mukesh Chandrani of the Secret Service said the scheme worked in part because Mr. Simmons's e-mail addresses, including quik55@ hotmail.com, [email protected] and [email protected], were not easily traceable to his real name.

Furthermore, much of the information was not easily traceable, as it had been derived from unpublished personal communications from researchers who supplied it in the process of reserving new gene names with SGD.

Scully is not easily impressed.

Ruby is not easily deterred.