Sentence examples for may be traceable from inspiring English sources

And her fixation on John Wilkes Booth may be traceable to their shared birthday (May 10).

Auletta's own chilliness may be traceable in part to Brin's and Page's reluctance to be interviewed.

The notion may be traceable not to the nation's particularly Puritan, but, more generally, Protestant roots.

Some of this difference may be traceable to the show's sources.

The association of dedicated prostitutes with certain Hindu shrines may be traceable to the beginning of the Common Era.

Some of the characteristic alienation of many high school students may be traceable to the insensitivity of school districts to these issues.

It may be a result of his having started out a little sooner and a little faster; it may also be traceable back to his first movie, "Sex, Lies, and Videotape," from 1989.

More, or even more equitable, capitalist economic growth would not necessarily ease angst that may itself be traceable, ultimately, to the disruptive cultural and social impact of capitalist economic growth.

Romania's image problem may even be traceable to the late 19th Century, when travellers returned from Transylvania with tales of a strange, forbidding land, says Dr James Koranyi, a history lecturer at Durham University.

We do, however, acknowledge that such studies will be challenging to design as outcome measures may not necessarily be traceable to the system and comparators may be difficult to identify [ 74, 75].

The historian Jackson Lears argues in The New Republic (2001) that such deceptive tactics hardly originated in antebellum American society.4 Both deception and suspicion may, in fact, be traceable to what he calls "the primal scene of market society" — an atmosphere of suspicion surrounding the interchange between buyer and seller.