Sentence examples for may trace from inspiring English sources

(And as they walk, they may trace a series of these semicircles along their route).

I was recently asked about how one may trace legislative advocacy (lobbyist) dollars to a particular regulatory activity.

He said the president's dilemma may trace back to his rough-and-tumble origins in the coal country of Donetsk.

The Berbers are descended from the earlier inhabitants of the region and may trace their ancestry to Paleolithic times.

As a result, we may trace over one hundred years of fruitful interplay between neuroscience and mathematics.

America Online, he hints, may trace where you go and what you buy online and tailor on-screen ads to match your habits.

"To what cause may we trace our present sad and deplorable condition?" he asked.

Modern Jews may traditionally trace their ancestry to the Holy Land, but a new genetic study finds otherwise.

Some of these may be traced to imperial times, when provinces may have developed their own vocabulary preferences.

Two lines of development may be traced in this period.

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