Sentence examples for traces are found from inspiring English sources

The United States uses about 60 million pounds of atrazine a year, and its traces are found in the water supplies of many communities.

Dr. Cameron, one of the originators of the supernova theory, said that such explosions were common in star-forming regions and that the flares could not have produced all the radioactive elements whose traces are found in the meteorites.

In English the base 20 occurs chiefly in the score ("Four score and seven years ago…"); in French it survives in the word quatre-vingts ("four twenties"), for 80; other traces are found in ancient Celtic, Gaelic, Danish, and Welsh.

The first traces are found in Buddhist texts of this period, and Buddhist missionaries were instrumental in carrying this material to Central Asia, China, Tibet, Japan, and Southeast Asia.

The genetic flow directionality traces are found to be significant in terms of R and μ (see Table 1) from the Spanish Coast and Sicily to the Balearic Islands, from the African coast to the Canary Islands and Madeira, from the East (Mediterranean) Spanish Coast to the West (Mediterranean) Spanish Coast and from Morocco to the Iberian Atlantic.

30 November: Polonium-210 traces are found on a number of other planes, most of them going to Moscow. 1 December: An autopsy is performed on the body of Litvinenko.

Mustard gas traces were found on Saturday in a hangar being used by the United States Air Force.

"No traces were found when they searched his home in Colorado".

Some traces were found on the wood burner and the hearth.

B9 NEW DISCOVERIES -- Anthrax traces were found in two more Washington post offices.

In 29 samples tested 624 pesticide traces were found, suggesting that 80% of the children had been exposed to agricultural pesticides in the previous three months.