Sentence examples for traced the origin from inspiring English sources

An independent report released Monday traced the origin of the breach to Iran.

Hong Kong has not traced the origin of the flu, but has banned live poultry from mainland China.

Lagarde traced the origin of these side-effects back to the opening up of the global economy after the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s.

Mr. Laurents, who turned 91 on Monday, traced the origin of the new revival to his companion of 52 years, Tom Hatcher, who died in 2006.

Later, Merrill traced the origin of "The Pushcart War" to her realization that what she felt about the trucks "is what everybody feels about bullies".

And Corngold's introduction is as thorough as it is provocative (he claims to have traced the origin of ungeheueren Ungeziefer back to a protestant pamphlet written in 1581: "O monstruous vermine").

In the column, Crossman traced the origins of the Watergate affair to the "inner gov't".

Instead, he traced the origins to European oral traditions, which then spread east.

Historical-cultural thinkers such as Lipset traced the origins of democracy to the values that democratic societies developed long ago.

Human population geneticists have traced the origins and migration and invasion routes of modern humans, Homo sapiens.

Those who have studied high-frequency traders, including Scott Patterson in Dark Pools, have traced the origins to two sources.