Sentence examples for to tracing how from inspiring English sources
One country remained reticent — the country where the outbreak appeared to have begun, and whose cooperation was key to tracing how the disease emerged.
It's possible to trace how that myth was made.
In theory, if you did manage to trace how the brain was shaped by natural selection, you might shed some light on how the mind works.
Along with the rapid growth of India's economy, I'd like to trace how these changes are affecting its cultural, emotional and psychic landscapes.
It is a wry invitation to trace how such themes have been a preoccupation over five decades of groundbreaking performance art.
Evi Sofian, an editor and journalist with the English-language Jakarta Post, is Chinese-Indonesian but has not been able to trace how long her family has been in the country.
Until USAid publishes data on sub-contracts, it will be impossible to trace how exactly its money was spent and how much ended up in Haitian hands, she says.
To trace how a family-run company based in a small town in the Normandy countryside ended up owning the patent to one of the world's most promising humanitarian interventions, you have to go back to André Briend.
The bridegroom is the grandson of the late William F. Ganong, a neuroendocrinologist who became one of the first scientists to trace how the brain controls important internal functions of the body.
Much of the novelty of his book lies in his effort to trace how the intellectual property virus has spread, with tragic results, to the Internet -- a communication network expressly created to allow the rapid dissemination of new ideas.
In my book, which is a polemical memoir and not an academic research paper, I attempt to trace how I adopted attitudes and assumptions that often ran counter to my experience.
