Sentence examples for traceable to them from inspiring English sources

It would be hard to trace it directly because they go through a lot of trouble to funnel the money in ways that it's not directly traceable to them.

The study analyzed the outcome of our routine work in the Paediatric Nephrology Unit and patients' individual data are not traceable to them.

Researchers working with other socially marginalised, minority or deviant groups, or in certain other social contexts, have noted similar concerns arising from the use of the official written consent process where participants could 'fear that signed consent forms could make the information they provide traceable to them' (see Coomber 2002; Wiles et al. 2007: 3.17).

One possible answer is that they're involved in money laundering, identity theft, or some other illegal scheme and don't want their activities traceable back to them.

That city has the overwhelming majority of the 320-odd cases reported in Canada, almost all of them directly traceable to contact with travellers who went to Hong Kong in February and March.

And all of them seemed traceable to that one place, that imposing five-sided building overlooking the Potomac and surrounded by parking lots and sylvan acres of lawns and paths.

The phyletic distribution of XPO1, XPO5, and XPO5 suggests that these exportins are involved with RNA export in all the different eukaryotic supergroups analyzed, and also indicate that each of them is traceable to the LECA.

Religious holidays play a key role in the Yazidi faith and several of them have roots traceable to antiquity.

Although not traceable to individual jobs, overhead costs are generally assigned to them by means of overhead rates i.e., the ratio of total overhead cost to total production volume for a given time period.

Both a higher awareness worldwide about the destructiveness of terrorism and a new resolve among Sri Lankans to stop the war are traceable to the attacks on the United States and the response to them, he said.

When poorer classes also began to acquire property, the requirements for premarital female chastity, and legal forms of marriage to make descent and property traceable, were extended to them too - notably in 18th-century England, whose highly various marriage traditions were at last reduced by law to a single type.