Sentence examples similar to it traced back to from inspiring English sources

Does it trace back to ancient food preservation techniques among Quecha-speaking Indians?

"It traces back to Sheryl's message of 'If this is what you want, go for it,' " Ms. Scovell said.

It traces back to Richard R. Swann, an Orlando lawyer who was overseeing fund-raising in Florida for President Carter when he met Mr. McAuliffe in 1979.

It traces back to the end of the second world war, when the US had half the world's wealth and incomparable security and global reach.

It traces back to 1975, when the Rev. Sean Brady, now a cardinal at the head of the Catholic Church in Ireland, was tending to two boys who had been molested by a priest.

Lawyers for detainees say that it traces back to a particularly intrusive search of their cells for contraband in which detainees were angered by guards' looking through their Korans, which they considered sacrilegious.

So it seems that while science knows nothing of nationality or ethnicity, Kevin Donnelly does know that it traces back to the Greeks and Romans, and clearly thinks that what he calls "western science" is superior to all others.

The idea for it traces back to the early 1980's, when Berlin was embarking on an exhibit on the history of Prussia, organized in a former museum building just north of the former Gestapo headquarters.

Like many things in life it traces back to the ancient Greeks (Hardman & Iorwerth, 2012).

A lot of it traces back to aid and foreign investment.

"I think it traces back to having the biggest impact with the least amount of work," she says.