Sentence examples for traces to from inspiring English sources

Supposedly Hamilton's enmity for Burr traces to that event, though the evidence is sketchy.

The principle of local decision-making traces to the creation of Medicare in 1965.

The compromise traces to a plan that Mr. Chilton floated in June.

The agency's authority to bring such a case traces to Dodd-Frank.

The shake-up at the agency traces to Mr. Gensler's unapologetic advocacy of Dodd-Frank.

The dispute traces to 1942, when the government began looking for a site to develop a nuclear weapon.

She uses a wheelchair and suffers from a series of ailments that she traces to the experiments.

It's more like the behavior of ants, leaving chemical traces to figure out where their colleagues are.

Rather it's a sensibility – at once mordant and exuberant, comic and subtle – that Hemon traces to a distinctive Slavic outlook.

The history of quarter sessions traces to 1327, when Edward III appointed men in every county to keep the peace.

And that crisis traces to economic mismanagement.