Sentence examples for trace to a from inspiring English sources

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

The trade commission's concerns trace to a 1984 law, now known as Hatch-Waxman, which was designed to ease greater competition between generic and brand-name drugs.

Any sensible policy implemented will, by its nature, be impossible to trace to a specific suggestion, since a number of people, within and without Whitehall, will arrive at it.

The compromise, of Powell being promoted without trace to a newly developed strategic role overseeing elite performance, has already been publicly dismissed by Sir Trevor Brooking, the FA's development director.

And you want to believe him when he says: 'There is still time.' It is a comment directed towards the remaining league programme of 29 fixtures but which could equally apply to a chronically fragile knee, which has prevented his playing two games in succession all season and whose origins can be trace to a training accident two years ago.

This version is impatient to move on, past the woman who will vanish with no trace to a new, hash-slinging heroine (Nancy Travis), who will coax the protagonist back to life -- and ultimately rescue him from the tomb of his obsession.

The problem was traced to a single person.

It was stolen and later traced to a Korean.

It was traced to a large Venezuelan family.

Violence can be traced to a variety of conditions.

The problem was traced to a crumbling outer wall.