Sentence examples for which could be traced from inspiring English sources

The videotapes, which could be traced easily, would be delivered by certified mail.

But just as quickly as they improved, the Nets collapsed, losing 11 of 15 games, seven of which could be traced to poor execution in the waning moments.

Investigators seized $570,000 from 13 bank accounts and two safety deposit boxes held by the Posners, all of which could be traced back to the dance club, a spokeswoman for the Manhattan district attorney's office said.

"The Oath" adds little to what is already known of these events, nor does Toobin tell us who was responsible for the surprising wave of leaks, mostly critical of Roberts, coming from the court before and after the decision (which could be traced, he speculates, to "petulant law clerks," not disappointed justices).

Moreover, we found variety in mode use which could be traced to the variation in reasons for residential choice (as an outcome of residential and travel preferences).

Giles was well acquainted with these different positions and with the efforts to reconcile the diverging approaches of medici and philosophi, which could be traced back to Avicenna.

Of these filaments, we tracked the following: time of birth, time of death, time of bifurcation, time of amalgamation, lifespan, filament from which a filament bifurcated, filament into which a filament amalgamated, and ultimate filament to which a filament could be traced back through the bifurcation events (49).

Water flow through the gorge further eroded the rock, exposing a delineated sequence of strata from which evolutionary events could be traced.

On Feb. 8, several women's organizations, including the All India Democratic Women's Association and the All India Women's Conference, submitted a report to the finance minister requesting he address certain concerns in the budget, including a rise in violence against women, which they said could be traced back to growing economic disparities.

Configuring the real Dolomite landscape as if Titian had painted it faithfully, Victorian travellers to Titian Country enacted a 'cult geography' through which his paintings could be traced on foot.

All of this has been compounded by the fact this potentially vulnerable data will now be personalised, which means it could be traced back to individual citizens by their names and addresses.