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paper trail

NOUN
  1. the written evidence of someone's activities
    this paper trail consisted mainly of electronically stored information

How To Use paper trail In A Sentence

  • this paper trail consisted mainly of electronically stored information
  • I seem to remember seeing an expert say that a paper trail could compensate for flaky machines, and that there are ways to make the machines significantly hack-proof.
  • There is a paper trail andno voting machine surprises or malfunctions. Life as a provisional voter
  • By Wednesday, word was filtering through that the department's extensive investigations showed no paper trail of invoices, bills or other relevant documents.
  • With no actual paper trail, votes could be tallied and lost, or not even counted at all.
  • Souter's views on contentious issues were unknown, and the Bush administration wanted a nominee with no "paper trail" that could be used by Senate Democrats to "bork" him. BatesLine: June 2005 Archives
  • Legislators make speeches, attend committee meetings, cast votes and leave a paper trail of positions taken and poses struck, mostly without consequences clearly ascribable to them as individuals.
  • The goods end up sitting for far less time in the warehouse and much of the paper trail of dockets and receipts has been eliminated.
  • The paper trail, while not long, provides sufficient supporting documentation.
  • The nomination was greeted warmly by most on the political left, though a few have caterwauled that Ms. Kagan might be a "stealth" moderate because she lacks judicial experience and has a meager paper trail. Elena Obama
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