Sentence examples for least traceable from inspiring English sources

We're Florida, we do tourism right: we're fully prepared to take away any disposable income or per diem in a way that's the least traceable to you".

It may go back further, but it is at least traceable to the stage play R.U.R. (Rossums Universal Robots), written by Karel Capek Karel Capek in 1920.

Following capture, the three readings with the least traceable ring images were discarded, and the remainder analysed.

The main functions of the sample metadata are to give the sample a unit identity and to make it reproducible or at least traceable.

Certainly, the company's £680m pension fund deficit is at least partly traceable to its decision to fall in with corporate fashion during the boom years of the 1990s, and take a seven-year pension holiday for both company and staff that only ended in 2002.

To most mainstream scientists, the rapid erosion of Kilimanjaro's majestic ice cap, along with the steady retreat of mountaintop glaciers elsewhere, is further dramatic evidence of a relentless warming of the earth's atmosphere that cannot be explained by normal climate shifts and is at least partly traceable to the burning of fossil fuels like coal and oil.

Billionaire and CEO of Wynn Resorts, Steve Wynn, who has come out in support of Heck, has not yet contributed any funds, at least in traceable ways.

Our studies suggest that one predominant developmental function of histone variant H3.3 is facilitating chromosome segregation at least in part traceable to delineation of appropriate pericentric heterochromatin and CENP-A-bound chromatin domains.

The ancestral eukaryotic member of the UB-like clade is likely to have been a conjugated version because: 1) conjugated forms are seen across the entire diversity of the eukaryotic UB-like clade, which includes at least 5 versions traceable to LECA and 2) they preserve the basic thiocarboxylate-forming chemistry seen in their even more ancient precursors like ThiS or MoaD.

Mr. Rumsfeld's three-week dash to Baghdad gave him first claim on Iraqi reconstruction, while the secretary of state exploits diplomatic openings in Syria and elsewhere, opportunities traceable at least in part to military success in Iraq.

Hart describes the Kennedy administration's dishonesty about its secret missile trade to end the crisis as merely "a leader seeking to write history in ways favorable to himself, a phenomenon traceable at least to the Homeric odes," rather than as a "betrayal of the public trust".