Sentence examples for us traces from inspiring English sources

The fair trade movement in the US traces its roots to a Pennsylvania Mennonite and business woman named Edna Ruth Byler, who imported artisan crafts made by low-income women in Puerto Rico after the second world war.

Will Storr, the author of "Selfie: How We Became So Self-Obsessed and What It's Doing to Us," traces selfie culture to the self-esteem movement.

From Florence Lawrence to Sandra Bullock, from mysterious idol of silent cinema to relatable figure of screen and tabloid, "Gods Like Us" traces the shifting dynamic between movie star and audience.

Our composition analysis of the pooled data from six mice shows that 48% of the various traces retrieved belonged to Type-I (CS-traces); 15% and 16% of the retrieved patterns were Type-II (US traces) and Type-III (CS-US association traces), respectively; while other types constituted the remaining 21% (Fig. 4G).

Secondly, the metaphor will be used as a methodological aid to help us trace the connections between people, artefacts, and organisational, legal, moral, professional and historical safety imperatives which come together to 'perform' safe or unsafe practice.

Collectively, out of 42 tone-trace recall trials, 31 US-trace retrievals were observed in these mice.

They would, like us, trace their origins back to the big bang 13.7bn years ago.

If we are attentive, the reverberations can help us trace the dimensions of those spaces.

"We continue to appeal for any information that could help us trace Sian's partner, Arthur Simpson-Kent.

Some of Stabiae's villas can also help us trace the evolution of Roman painting, even at a single location.

"Let us trace the pattern, however disconnected in appearance, which each sight or incident scores upon the consciousness".