Sentence examples for school tracing from inspiring English sources

Much like the telephone game played in grade school, tracing information through multiple sources often means something can be lost along the way, such as the fact that this was purportedly confidential information from an insider and not just a rumor circulating in the market.

Miller, who is now eighty-six and an emeritus professor at Stanford's business school, traces the symbiotic relationship between Stanford and Silicon Valley to Stanford's founding.

Mr. Sunkara, the son of middle-class South Asian immigrants who was voted "most likely to succeed" in high school, traces his politics less to experience than to reading.

He wrote in an email to staff: "Relationships can start at university — not at Ruthin School". The co-educational boarding school, which traces its origins to 1284, charges annual fees of £34,500.

Establishing a college out of a magazine is a much rarer feat, though Ms. Forbes, cites the Domus Academy in Milan, a postgraduate design school that traces its origin to the Italian monthly of the same name, as a forerunner.

The theological school is traced back to Wāṣil ibn ʿAṭāʾ (699 749), a student of al-Ḥasan al-Baṣrī, who by stating that a grave sinner ( fāsiq) could be classed neither as believer nor unbeliever but was in an intermediate position (al-manzilah bayna manzilatayn), withdrew (iʿtazala, hence the name Muʿtazilah) from his teacher's circle.

Carrots served in the school were traced back to the farm level.

In the foyer, storyboards from four primary schools trace the antihero's bloody career.

There is a whole Internet-fed industry ready to help schools trace graduates and plan reunion events of their choosing.

The first known hostilities between the two schools trace back to 1891.

TAU Law, the oldest law school in Israel, tracing its roots to the Tel Aviv School of Law and Economics established in 1935.