Sentence examples for may be trace from inspiring English sources

At the same time, there may be trace indications that the populists' interest in finding respectable tonalities has actually come into play — Mr. Wilders says that "we are democrats through and through" and that he is "revolted" by the Oslo killings — in the Freedom Party's performance in Parliament.

The PEG-Cs may be trace impurities or degradation products of PEGs.

Some are used or found in large amounts while others may be trace contaminants, minor or more major by-products of synthesis or isolation.

There may be trace nutrients your body needs that come wrapped in too many calories.

There may be trace (around 0.35% to 0.5%) amounts of ethyl alcohol due to fermentation of yeast/sugar, which also produces the carbonic acid needed to make it bubble.

A deep sense of both community responsibility and individualism may be traced through the writings of Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, and Louisa May Alcott, all of whom were neighbours.

There may be traces of paint on one palm.

The revival of the flower may be traced to its soothing, nostalgic appeal.

There may be traces of this in the striking conformity that visitors to Japan notice today.

The history of the Qin dynasty may be traced to the 8th century bce.

"Why wait for a man to give her a diamond ring?" This notion may be traced back, approximately, to September.