Sentence examples for one can trace from inspiring English sources
In the United States, almost no one can trace their ancestry back to just one place.
Thus, one can trace the level of accuracy of phylogenetic reconstruction based on the percentage of gaps in the alignment rather than on the rates of substitution or indel introduction.
No one can trace their lineage back to Abraham.
One can trace these features across numerous lineages of birds from multiple species.
One can trace California's electricity market plague largely to a single source, Daniel Fessler.
"She's very, very clever at making sure no one can trace her money".
Older children can learn about ancient land and sea trade routes by studying a map on the wall; younger ones can trace those routes by moving ship- or camel-shaped pegs along grooves on the map.
"I can trace almost every one of my career chess moves to it," he admits.
The concept of the One-Nation Conservatives is one which can trace its roots back to the celebrated 19h Century Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli, and has been implemented in the 20th Century by Stanley Baldwin, Harold Macmillan and Edward Heath.
One organisation that can trace its existence to Carson's work is the US Environmental Protection Agency, "the extended shadow of Silent Spring", as one writer described it.
In their constant prattling over one another, we can trace the 20-year trajectory of their friendship.
