Sentence examples for more traceable from inspiring English sources

Mobile transactions are more traceable than cash, making it harder for corrupt officials to embezzle undetected.

Message boards, where discussions are archived and therefore more traceable, may be slightly tamer, but still attract extremists.

However, now it is clearer when they are working from home – they are a bit more traceable and contactable.

As Sprewell said, the Knicks' fall is probably more traceable to the losses of Camby, Larry Johnson and Antonio McDyess than to the loss of Van Gundy.

In "Strangers," Kobi Ezra, "an unhappy 17-year-old," suffers torments with a more traceable source: He is obsessed with a divorced woman 13 years his senior.

Meanwhile, Tripping – a relatively little-known newcomer that recently secured more than £600,000 funding – has installed a system whereby travellers have to pass a Skype interview – showing a "virtual bouncer" some identification – to make members more traceable.

Afterward, it will develop an action plan towards a more sustainable, traceable soybean supply chain to help protect these areas.

"As handbags become more easily traceable, and values continue to increase, more collectors are seeing their handbags as assets," Mr. Rubinger said.

Meanwhile, our London print site has joined our Manchester site in a Climate Change Agreement for the print sector, and our centralised procurement team has introduced a much more robust, traceable and due diligence process that will allow better assessment of suppliers sustainability.

Other incidents have led to more easily traceable harm.

That alone could be a sign of how Facebook is trying to better tailor its service for those who want to use it in these more personal, traceable ways.