"Criminalized and exposed as an active evil, it is traced to its source" -- that dastardly mutation of the snake, the Devil, "father of lies".
Second, though the substance was originally meant to be undetectable, its users, in this instance, will have been quite aware that it would eventually be traced to its source; in other words, Russia wanted to be found out, simply for the chance to flex its muscles and to prove itself internationally untouchable.
Some concerns would be allayed by knowing contamination could be easily traced to its source.
Still, any sabotage or pranks, once found, could be traced to its source, endangering any future contracts.
All the logs have numbers scrawled on their ends, indicating the area they came from and the sawmill's license number — assuring buyers that the wood was harvested legally and could be traced to its source.
Today, if a truck goes out 15 minutes late or if a container of jalapeño hummus is left off an order, the problem can be traced to its source.
The illnesses often occurred shortly after Mary began working in each household, but, by the time the disease was traced to its source in a household where she had recently been employed, Mary had disappeared.
And even when we learn bits and pieces of their history — their father is dead; their mother (Anjelica Huston) ran off to become a nun; they have been variously disappointed in love and friendship — the sorrow is never traced to its source.
Surely this points to one of the great advantages of a decentralized food system: when things go wrong, as they sooner or later will, fewer people are affected and, just as important, the problem can be more easily traced to its source and contained.
More importantly, each contig can be exactly traced to its source species.
