Sentence examples for it traces back to from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

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

For me, it probably traces back to an episode of Downton Abbey where a diplomat lets himself into Lady Mary's room and coerces her into sex.

Naive belief It is a process he traces back to Margaret Thatcher's rise to power in 1979.

"Can all of it be traced back to General Motors?" she said, listing auto suppliers that closed after G.M. did.

Since corneal shape cannot account for the difference in astigmatism in humans and chicks, it must trace back to the design of the crystalline lens.