Sentence examples for likely traceable to from inspiring English sources

Instead, Mr. Obama's initial popularity in the "honeymoon" after he was inaugurated has generally been on a gradual decline — a trend that is most likely traceable to the damaging recession and weak recovery, which have created persistent pessimism about the economy.

Instead, they are likely to demand that SAC forfeit money that is traceable to any illicit trading, a sum that could reach a few billion dollars.

American agriculture officials are likely to announce today a voluntary recall on beef traceable to the plants where the cow was slaughtered and processed.

If his regime is saying "we'll disarm, accept monitors, and sign the CWC," does it seem likely that he would then continue to carry out massive gas attacks traceable to his military?

None is traceable to an Iraqi source.

Mark's character traits are suddenly entirely traceable to being sent to boarding school.

"Declaration of Love," another highlight, is easily traceable to Celine Dion.

This is largely traceable to Congress's failure to enact nationwide standards on interstate gun trafficking.

The link between them involved a belief in strict discipline and order, traceable to Lhote.

But it is then quickly converted into something traceable to an individual, and potentially life-changing.

The only potentially useful feature is the tile mosaic, traceable to one artist.