Sentence examples for to be traceable from inspiring English sources

While e-mail aliases would not be banned, they would have to be traceable to the actual account holder.

From the blogosphere, Mr. Milbank provides the choicest words of the hot-blooded Washingtonienne, whose anonymous sexual exploits turned out to be traceable.

In 2011-12, dincreperformanceperformance between men and women had been thought to be traceable to anomalies within that year group.

It was bred there for many years by the Malcolm family, whose dogs appear to be traceable back to the time of King James I of England.

The surprising drop in median income in New York City that has puzzled demographers studying the results of the 2000 census appears to be traceable in large part to immigration, according to new census data that show income declines concentrated heavily in neighborhoods in the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens that have become magnets for new arrivals.

But Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and fire officials quickly ruled out any act of terrorism and said that the cause, while still under investigation, appeared to be traceable to recently delivered volatile chemicals owned by a tenant, Kaltech Industries Group, a sign manufacturing company that occupied three floors.

Some of the worst excesses of recent decades -- the Bay of Pigs comes to mind -- may be traceable to too much imagination.

Where possible, calibration standards should be traceable to absolute numbers or to recognized international units.

To differentiate between medicines, an adverse event must be traceable to a specific biological product.

The eponym also may be traceable to the name Wulfing Luer, given to a medical instrument company.

And her fixation on John Wilkes Booth may be traceable to their shared birthday (May 10).