Sentence examples for trace the change from inspiring English sources

Most Alabamans trace the change back to 1993, when the state managed to land a Mercedes plant.

Some historians trace the change to broader shifts over the last few decades in scholars' attitudes toward the Civil War and Reconstruction and in public attitudes toward race.

They trace the change in their trajectory to the death of an unofficial member, Nathan Maddox, who was struck by lightning on a SoHo rooftop in 2002.

Most Broadway veterans trace the change to the steep rise, over the last decade or so, in the cost of a ticket.

Eventually, John Paul's relations with other religions, especially with Islam, were also guided by Ratzinger, although this was obvious mainly to Rome's vaticanisti, who could trace the change.

To trace the change in dog brains, scientists have first had to work out how dog breeds are related to one another, and how they're all related to wolves.

TO trace the changes in upscale restaurants over the last few decades, you can survey the losers: Lutèce and white linens; servers in tuxedos and diners in ties.

The natural-selection part of Dr. Clark's argument "is significantly weaker, and maybe just not necessary, if you can trace the changes in the institutions," said Kenneth L. Pomeranz, a historian at the University of California, Irvine.

It was interesting to trace the changes in tools, dress and ornaments: from the traditional stone, bone, shell and hide, to glass beads obtained through trade with the Spanish and English, to woven cloth and metal goods.

"If you want to trace the changes in American culture over the past twenty years, all you have to do is look at her," the Washington Post noted, in 1985.

The method could appropriately trace the changes to the tunnel diameter and the global distortion of the tunnel lining.