Sentence examples for quickly trace from inspiring English sources

If health officials could find tainted items and quickly trace them back to their tainted source, it would save consumers their health and businesses profits.

Federal officials have long argued that a national identification system is necessary to quickly trace outbreaks of diseases like bovine brucellosis, tuberculosis and mad cow, and that it would protect not only the health of animals and humans but also the cattle industry, which suffered in 2003 after the discovery of mad cow disease in a dairy cow in Washington State.

Should an epidemic break out, the Ministry of Health could conceivably use the records to quickly trace contamination to food sources, regions, bloodlines, even individual animals.

When the lines are closer together, the 3D shape of the terrain is steep, and changes quickly (TRACE PERPENDICULAR ACROSS THE LINES).

However, it is the banks who are in the best position to move quickly, trace the funds, and stop them from moving further, especially before they are transferred out of the country.

While WHO team members are on site and working to quickly trace and vaccinate those with whom the patient came into contact, the potential for further spread could "change the trajectory of the outbreak," Salama said.

The car was quickly traced to Mr. Popadich's house in Garfield.

Hunched like a jeweller over a magnifying glass, he quickly traced the outline of the face and the bonnet, then the eyes and the nose and the lips.

After the Paris attacks, police quickly traced the terrorists to Brussels, raiding addresses in the Molenbeek district and arresting seven suspects.

The detectives quickly traced the phone number to Mr. McKenzie's stepmother, who rented an apartment a block from the store.

The cartoonish literalism of the GIF Trump bashing the press attracted a flurry of attention and outrage, and reporters quickly traced the work back to its creator.