Sentence examples for more traces from inspiring English sources

An active al-Qaeda leader, however, would surely have left more traces and leads.

Were you expecting to see more traces of this long war?

Indeed, Ghent has retained more traces of its past than any other Belgian town except perhaps Brugge.

In short, there are — as Spielberg, of all people, will have noticed — more traces of Truffaut here than there are of "Last Tango in Paris".

Similarly, new wood leaves more traces behind than old oak — one reason many Champagne producers buy used barrels from Bordeaux or Burgundy.

The further uptown you go, the more traces you'll find of 1609, as if a multigenerational campaign to obliterate them lost steam as it advanced north.

So, as far as anyone knew, Hudson-Glasser 11 had left no more trace in the pungent archives of organic chemistry than Greek Fire.

Robert Delfay, president of the National Shooting Sports Foundation, the gun industry trade association, said the gun industry "absolutely supports" more tracing of guns if there are corrupt dealers selling to criminals.

Similarity is a form of "coherency" that expresses how much two or more trace segments look alike.

The chart below shows the proportion of capital raised in rounds of $100 million or more, tracing the period between Q1 2017 and the end of Q2 2018.

In recent months a local radio and TV station has helped reunite some relatives but so many families have been torn apart during this conflict there is a great need for more tracing of relatives to be done.