Sentence examples for will be traced to from inspiring English sources

"If xenotransplantation eventually works, no doubt the starting point will be traced to Keith Reemtsma," Dr. Starzl said.

Like the 17-character identification number, each bit of material from the car or its insides will be traced to divine its provenance, investigators said.

Instead of smallpox, plagues, drought and Conquistadors, the Republican decline will be traced to a stubborn refusal to adapt to a world where poor people and sick people and black people and brown people and female people and gay people count.

If the sport ever does catch on, the roots of its popularity will be traced to Lodwick and the members of this year's team, flying up and down Howelson Hill and meeting at the bottom when the light dies and everyone is hungry.

If he melts down stock market asset value with irrepressible rate hikes, the economy will falter, and that will be traced to a slowdown in consumer spending.

And it will be traced to you.

Failure will typically be traced to impatience or desperation.

The third phase (the Internets modern age, if you will) can be traced to the founding of Amazon.com amzn and promises to be the most interesting epoch yet.

Ethical wills can be traced to 13th century religious traditions where fathers passed on "ethical teachings" offering guidance, imparting ethics and passing on values to their sons.

Both Dunn and Somerset said purchasing restricted guns legally and selling them to criminals is extremely risky, because the guns will be traced back to the original owner.

"There will be lots of things, in the fullness of time, that will be traced back to Bill".