Sentence examples for were traceable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Capable of being traced; possible to track down.
- There was no traceable evidence left, when the detectives arrived.
According to the ATF, in 2014, 55 traced guns found in New York were traceable to Vermont, less than 1% of the roughly 7,686 that were recovered, (though only 4,585 of those guns were traceable to a state).
Ben had waited till the killer ran out of fresh mint and was forced to use chopped walnuts, which were traceable by their serial numbers.
But a metallurgist who retired from the board, Michael L. Marx, said most failures were traceable to corrosion or excavation damage.
The town's once-monolithic politics were traceable to its large Irish-Catholic population, and that community's deep bond with Labour (whose people once maligned the SNP as the "Protestant party").
A 2012 study determined that white pelicans that had migrated from the gulf to Minnesota to breed were producing eggs that contained discernible amounts of compounds that were traceable to the BP spill.
Mr. Ahmadinejad, appearing before the General Assembly for the seventh year in a row, said poverty, homelessness and denial of basic rights were traceable to "greed for materialism in the United States and Europe".
Actually it is traceable.
None is traceable to an Iraqi source.
He's traceable by the tattoo world that he haunts".
"Everything is traceable back to the Second World War," he said.
