Sentence examples for traceable to some from inspiring English sources

All of these changes are traceable, to some extent, to reactions to Mr. Obama's emphasis on improving relations with the Arab and Muslim worlds through diplomacy, and pressing Israel to stop the growth of settlements in the West Bank.

Obviously, this difference in truth-value is traceable to some difference between the expressions 'Barack Obama' and 'John McCain.' What about these expressions explains the difference in truth-value between these sentences?

Although the issues are complex and quickly draw us into general and delicate issues in the philosophy of language, many are drawn to the claim that contextual supplementation of what's said is always traceable to some syntactic element; that is, the information semantically encoded by an utterance must have the same structure as the syntactic form of the sentence uttered.

The reason Thor became 'simply incredible' was not traceable to some psychological injury in the doubters, and there was no sociological event that caused mass unbelief.

Jay Z's swagger, Bruno Mars' fedora, Taylor Swift's ode to New York City — all are traceable, to some degree, to the crooner from Hoboken, N.J.

Four isolates (ZS-A, SZ-B, SZ-C, and HGZ8L1-A) had 18 of 21 SNVs and were obtained from patients with contact histories traceable to some of the earliest independent cases, but with no further transmission recorded (13 ).

Given that the at least 4 of the seven main lineages traceable to LUCA, including some of the inferred basal lineages, have a RNA/ribonucleoprotein associated role, it appears likely that the ancestral version of the β-GF was probably involved in RNA-binding.

To be useful, the excess concentration in the tunnel of these copollutants over outdoor background concentrations must be traceable to vehicle emissions and not some other source.

In its latest recall to address a fire hazard traceable to the driver's door in some of its vehicles, Honda ordered a recall of almost 269,000 CR-V crossovers from the 2002-6 model years.

Models like the Nissan Skyline, bearing a nameplate traceable to the late 1950s, established themselves as some of the most respected and tunable sporting cars on the market.

On their view, while moral disagreements might in some cases be traceable to disagreements about nonmoral matters of fact, this will not always be true.