Sentence examples for no trace exists from inspiring English sources

No trace exists, and it is unlikely that Bizet ever started it.

Not a trace exists of the 63 factories that once canned their catches; today the lobster is exported frozen or fresh.

At the end, we have only the perfect traces, if at least one perfect trace exists (otherwise we have an empty result).

Hugo Munsterberg, a German-American scholar at Harvard University, recorded the results: "Words were put into the mouths of men who had been silent spectators during the whole short episode; actions were attributed to the chief participants of which not the slightest trace existed; and essential parts of the tragi-comedy were completely eliminated from the memory of a number of witnesses".

A large difference of the tsunami traces exists at the inundation limit along the long inundation/low run-up height area (area 2) and short inundation/high run-up height area (areas 1 and 3).

However, there is no guarantee that these constrained traces exist, thus those approaches may eventually lead to empty results.

In almost every post-Ottoman country, traces exist of the mentality that treats religion as a civic category, where entry and exit is a matter of public negotiation, not just private belief.

Epicardial-driven Cre-expressing mice for lineage tracing exist; however, these constructs label all the other epicardial-derived stromal cells in the heart in addition to caSMCs.

No trace of him exists in any archive; as in the lotus-bedecked paintings by contemporary Vietnamese artists, she finds in the country "an almost conspicuous avoidance of history".

No trace of that spirit exists today.

If no trace of such feeling exists, then no legal regime or non-regime on earth can maintain harmony, in any micro-community or mega-community.