How To Use Untraceable In A Sentence
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In the meantime, more than 10m in stolen notes did not have their serial numbers recorded and could prove untraceable.
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an untraceable source
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People like Mag often moved away and were swallowed up, untraceable.
THE WHITE DOVE
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The Brothers said the commission's findings would be ‘unsafe’ following the decision that deceased, infirm or untraceable members will not escape naming and shaming.
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They also point out that these drivers are unaccountable and untraceable.
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In other words, user's expenditures by credit card can be traced while cash payments are untraceable.
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And if you were to tell us that the marked boreholes remind you of Bowring's oculi, the surface presence of untraceable “subterranean subconscious” folding back into the earth, that's because Bowring is a genius and she intended it.
Burying the Villa Savoye
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We also pushed them to fight against the vast amounts of untraceable, unlabeled non EU beef which is finding its way onto retail and wholesale markets.
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And China Printing & Dyeing ceased operations after saying its chief executive was "uncontactable" and "untraceable," citing Chinese media reports he was in police custody on suspicion of illegally raising funds and destruction of accounting documents.
Where the S-Chips Fall
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So they either sit unable to contribute their expertise, or find corrupt ways to earn untraceable and therefore untaxable income.
Vanessa Andris: Courting Disaster: Eight Addictions Preventing Greece's Economic Recovery
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Other gifts by the Kochs may be untraceable; federal tax law permits anonymous personal donations to politically active nonprofit groups.
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And today the visible inequities and inadequacies of the system that turns young people off politically are compounded: our political punch has been spiked with an undetectable component -- untraceable monies that threaten the very foundation of our democracy: freedom of speech freely shared, and not hidden in seedy recesses of election law.
Rizwan A. Rahmani: The Indifference of Younger Voters and Our Imperiled Democracy
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Wikileaks formulated its mandate on its website as follows: "[Wikileaks will be] an uncensorable version of Wikipedia for untraceable mass document leaking and analysis.
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Anyone inside her would be untraceable by the Monoc’teru, Davin mused.
You Reap What You Sow (5&6 of 45)
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The latter process is the more contentious because of fears that the foreign gene could cause an allergic reaction that would be untraceable to the genetic modification since GMOs are neither labeled nor tracked.
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They also point out that these drivers are unaccountable and untraceable promoting fears that it's only a matter of time before someone has a serious accident or another young person goes missing in Carlow with no recourse to the law.
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Vexed about losing his working visa and returning to his homeland a failure, he concocts Leela, an untraceable computer virus named after his favourite Bollywood starlet.
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Other gifts by the Kochs may be untraceable; federal tax law permits anonymous personal donations to politically active nonprofit groups.
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The illegal drivers are totally untraceable and accountable.
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He started to receive untraceable phone calls in the night.
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But the sale of the micro motorbikes could be far more widespread because they could be sold at markets or through newspaper ads where the seller is untraceable, Ms Foley added.
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The flooding of our domestic market with cheap untraceable beef represents a threat to consumers as a whole as well as our tourism and catering industries.
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With dozens of blogging sites to pick from, a teen could choose to be faceless, anonymous and almost untraceable by the people closest to them.
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He seemed to be passing through the universe of ideas like a comet — erratic, inapprehensible, untraceable.
The Woodlanders
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Some say Bitcoins are being used to buy illegal drugs online via shadowy markets that exploit both the effectively untraceable Bitcoins and the anonymous way they can be traded.
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Paying cash had the added benefit of leaving no record of our visit except a pencilled telephone booking under two untraceable names.
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The mother in relation to the father is a prior untraceable trace, indeed a form of guiltless credit, which supports and underpins a moral economy developed through the property bind of the law of the father.
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She was no more than another untraceable refugee, sheltering with distant relatives within the walls of the Arab city.
WHEN THE APRICOTS BLOOM
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He seemed to be passing through the universe of ideas like a comet -- erratic, inapprehensible, untraceable.
The Woodlanders
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It is different from plain old electronic money in that it can be anonymous and untraceable except by the payer .
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Forensic evidence has shown that at least one of the bombs was detonated remotely via an untraceable prepaid mobile phone.
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Tests showed the toxin was taken orally, and was likely slipped into something that he ate or drank, he said, suggesting that whoever was responsible may have thought it untraceable.
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Botnets generally comprise thousands of malware-infected zombie computers that are controlled remotely by a host to carry out a wide array of seemingly untraceable attacks.
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This system would allow for untraceable money transfers.
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General rules they can lay down, as poets can the elements of their own trade; but these rules are at the command of the veriest daub or rhymester; the manifold development of them to results almost divine remaining, even to those who achieve it in either walk, evasive and untraceable.
Lippincott's Magazine, Vol. 22, August, 1878
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Paying cash had the added benefit of leaving no record of our visit except a pencilled telephone booking under two untraceable names.
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Was he given an untraceable poison to which his French doctors had no antidote?
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The software lets you use pseudonyms on the Web, and it routes all of your Web activity through encrypted servers, making you virtually untraceable online.
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H . G . Wells " invisible man " was invisible and untraceable.
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The entire film is driven by a suggestive, haunting economy: the idea that it is tracing something untraceable.
