Sentence examples for that has traced from inspiring English sources

He was among the most outspoken leaders of the Brotherhood, Egypt's mainstream Islamist movement, and his arrest caps a career that has traced the group's evolution through years of repression, internal overhauls, electoral victories and political failure.

Over the past month, this conversion has generated an acrid controversy that has reverberated far beyond its origins in small-town Pakistan, whipping up a news media frenzy that has traced ugly sectarian divisions and renewed a wider debate about the protection of vulnerable minorities in a country that has so often failed them.

With a focus on the racial upheaval and activism that has traced the deaths of black Americans starting with Trayvon Martin and right through Michael Brown, Freddie Gray and Sandra Bland, the New Yorker Festival's Sunday panel entitled brought together some of the most visible and eloquent thinkers on race for an all too brief 90-minute discussion.

Some of the literature addressing this change has focused on technology (see, for example, Salt, 1992), and there are numerous textbooks and monographs that have traced cultural, economic, and political changes from the silent era to the present (see, for example, Christiansen, 1987; Kelley, 1998; Kolker, 2006; Thompson & Bordwell, 2010).

And relatively few that have traced influence the other way, which is what this small scholarly show, the product of a Hunter College art history seminar, does.

And it is full of arsenic trioxide, a compound that is produced by heating arsenopyrite ore, a mineral that has traces of gold.

These elements could be attributed to raw materials, used in the composite synthesis such as silver nitrate that has traces of sulfate and metallic cooper, among other materials.

That evidence includes cotton balls and syringes that have traces of steroids and Clemens's DNA on them.

"There was one sentence toward the beginning that had traces of humanity and rational thought," Manafort said.

"I personally tend to avoid very strong marine notes that have traces of oyster," says Paméla, but quickly adds that she constantly experiments.

The remains were associated with three pieces of worked stone that had traces of stucco and red paint.