Sentence examples for just traces of from inspiring English sources

You might spend a week in a forest full of gosses and never see one, just traces of their presence.

I've been treated for urinary tract infections for about two months, but urine cultures show no infection, just traces of blood.

Macdonald describes goshawks as a "dark grail" for birdwatchers, and how, in Britain, "you might spend a week in a forest full of gosses and not see one, just traces of their presence".

Forecasters said the driest first three months of a water year occurred during the 1903-04 seandn and the 1929-30 season, when just traces of rain were recorded.

From what I can gather, he's also the only one on the team who looks for proper life in space rather than just traces of carbon or water, which – again – in Hollywood parlance means he's basically Bruce Willis in that film where he saved the world so that Ashton Kutcher could fuck his ex-wife and steal his children.

In contrast, the area usually receives just trace of moisture during August.

Much had gone – the fields were worked by horse and plough just before my time – but traces of the old ways were everywhere.

So far, Steele has found no hint of martian biology—just trace amounts of organic molecules associated with volcanic processes.

The oil and natural gas industry has long maintained that hydraulic fracturing fluids are almost entirely a mixture of sand and water, with just trace amounts of chemical lubricants, thickeners and other compounds.

One of the ingredients that scientists look for in the search for life is water — not just trace amounts of humidity or ice that freezes and vaporizes, but stable sources of water — such as an underground lake or aquifer.

The cottonwoods are emitting just trace amounts of mercury, Mr. Glass said.