Sentence examples for trace to from inspiring English sources

Founded by Leo Fender, the company's roots trace to 1946.

Among reported cases of E. coli, patterns are often difficult to trace to a single source.

He describes the narrow pathway to success the campaign would have to trace to win.

Mr. Madoff's ties to JPMorgan trace to 1986, when it became his primary banker.

The park's origins trace to 1932, when the Great Sand Dunes National Monument was established.

Decorations based on Chinese literary sources are usually extremely difficult to trace to their origin.

It's now clear that GCHQ and the NSA have risen without trace to the top of the intelligence pecking order.

But this fellow's troubles all seem to trace to that convenient literary fallback, child abuse and neglect.

In Germany the many varieties trace to Swiss breeds, which are also popular throughout Scandinavia and the Netherlands.

Some of the loanwords from ancient times are consequently more difficult to identify and trace to their origins.

"There will be no trace to show that a particular video was there," he explained to the Guardian.