How To Use Paper trail In A Sentence
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this paper trail consisted mainly of electronically stored information
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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.
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There is a paper trail andno voting machine surprises or malfunctions.
Life as a provisional voter
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By Wednesday, word was filtering through that the department's extensive investigations showed no paper trail of invoices, bills or other relevant documents.
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With no actual paper trail, votes could be tallied and lost, or not even counted at all.
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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
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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.
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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.
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The paper trail, while not long, provides sufficient supporting documentation.
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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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She has little paper trail; she was never a judge and has no judicial opinions to scrutinize and has written relatively few law review articles.
The Conservative Assault on the Constitution
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Good news coming out of California today, as they've done the sensible thing and will require all electronic voting machines to include an auditable paper trail to make sure that the votes are accurate.
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Tyler Durden's strategy of destroying the paper trail is currently being utilized by the most unlikely of persons, a broach-wearing, bespeckled Congresswoman from the Midwest named Marcy Kaptur.
Allison Kilkenny: Marcy Kaptur's Fight Club
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The creation of such a paper trail that can be independently scrutinized is clearly a key anticorruption development.
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In fact, the only thing keeping them even close to afloat is the massive amount of junk mail (dead tree spam) they deliver, and the fact that we need a nice fat paper trail of our financial transactions to prove our compliance with the tax code (statements, bills, etc) in the event of an audit.
Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Health Care and the Post Office
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A surprisingly sparse paper trail offers only scattered clues on the obscure life of William Shakespeare, one of the world's most influential dramatists.
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He was a shrewd lawyer with a talent for uncovering paper trails of fraud.
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At the very least, wouldn't the altercations have resulted in assault and battery charges and produced a paper trail retrievable across the decades?
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He was a shrewd lawyer with a talent for uncovering paper trails of fraud.
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He was a shrewd lawyer with a talent for uncovering paper trails of fraud.
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Farmers and food packagers everywhere will have to maintain paper trails on genetically altered food products.
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The process of gaining early release created a complicated and intriguing paper trail.
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The turnpike authority was readying to petition Hudson County Supreme Court for permission to remove remains from the project area and reinter them in a mass grave in a nearby municipal cemetery when it discovered in the county archives the decades-old paper trail of Andriani's hunt for his grandfather.
The Dead of Snake Hill
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If he really did file the form a few weeks before the need for a nanny cover developed, that suggests that there either was some nanny or some foreknowledge of a need to create a paper trail.
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It's reasonable to imagine that at least some of the past skulduggery deposited similarly pursuable paper trails.
Times, Sunday Times
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Criminals are very reluctant to leave a paper trail.
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Criminals are very reluctant to leave a paper trail.
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Hitler may not have left a paper trail of evidence behind him but his culpability could scarcely be more self-evident.
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The committee concluded that the paper trail on this whole sorry transaction was woeful.
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For example, there are about fifty pages in the middle somewhere that are entirely concerned with the lovers' financial imbroglios, related with all the vim of a pedantic tax accountant working his way along a paper trail.
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Terror trials in Indonesia, for example, have shown that most of the bombing operations left very few paper trails and funds were transferred from hand to hand using cash, not only in rupiahs but also in Malaysian and US dollars.
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Arleen Paré, Paper Trail, discussed her poetry from the perspective of entering authorship late in her life.
Book Awards
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Perhaps someone should also clue her in that that if you're going to be dishonest you don't want to leave a paper trail behind.
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He studiously avoided leaving a paper trail that could implicate him in the financial shenanigans.
