Sentence examples for made to trace from inspiring English sources

Next, an attempt is made to trace The American Jury's impact on social science research and its treatment in appellate opinions.

In the procedures of ordinary-language analysis, an attempt is made to trace the ways in which people commonly express themselves.

"Every effort has to be made to trace down the culprits," said Sherry Rehman, a lawmaker with the governing Pakistan Peoples Party.

Brown said those who have lost their parents are receiving counselling and efforts are being made to trace relatives to care for them.

An introductory section discusses from many points of view the uses, values, and management of natural areas, and an effort is made to trace the original biota of North America.

"Whilst numerous forged items have been recovered and every effort has been made to trace all the Greenhalgh forgeries, there can be little doubt that there are a number of forgeries still circulating within the art market". · This article was amended on Saturday November 24 2007.

No attempt was made to accurately trace individual fibres.

Giles Slade, in his book "Made to Break," traces the term "planned obsolescence" to a 1932 pamphlet, circulated in New York, titled "Ending the Depression through Planned Obsolescence".

For example, a music student used and made maps to trace the locations of 19th century Parisian opera goers!

Police said the rant "appears to be hate crime-related" and they are making enquiries to trace other possible victims.

Attempts to contact the dog breeder failed, but Swedish health officials are still making efforts to trace the origin of this infection.