Sentence examples for whatever trace from inspiring English sources

This is usually done in a batch process, but the HiCz process makes it possible to continuously feed in raw silicon to the melt, along with whatever trace elements are needed to give it the desired electronic properties.

Sexist jackasses like Trump don't exist in isolation; they need support from opportunists, willing to trade in whatever trace of public morality they have for private gain.

There was a danger that Holland would gradually be drained of whatever traces of optimism were still left in them.

I flew into Mexico at the end of August, a late arrival to the Kesey fan club, looking to unearth whatever traces remained of the Manzanillo episode.

Whatever traces the current crisis might leave, France is unlikely to entirely turn its back on nuclear power, a legacy of Charles de Gaulle that has been broadly embraced by politicians across the political mainstream for decades.

There were also a few stray academics interested in the latest obscure technology, such as magnetic nanoflake powders, which are able to capture fingerprints without disturbing whatever traces of DNA may be present.

The point is pertinent, but "L'Chayim, Comrade Stalin!" keeps on making it, over and over, for at least half an hour, in the process losing whatever traces of rhythm and structure it possessed.

The subsequent flooding of this region has hidden whatever traces these early migrants may have left of their arrival on the threshold of the American continents, and it is necessary to look to the interior of North America for evidence of their presence.

The city banished whatever traces of angst lurked in those early pictures, as the artist limned his exquisite portraits of the beau monde in L.A., New York, and Paris, in pictures that lavish as much love on the upholstery in a well-appointed room as they do on the people who pose there.

Whatever traces of my activity that remained on the page when I was finished were already irrelevant to me.

Whatever traces of "goth" they have can be pinned on a morbid lyrical slant: 'Found Love In A Graveyard'pulls off the double whammy of being a perfect indie-pop single and an ode to a dead lover while 'Beachy Head'is named for a notorious suicide spot on the Englishsouthern coast.