| As the virus conquered west Africa unchecked, more untraceable emigrants would carry it inside their bodies. |
| While peace-keeping is the most visible part of United Nations activities, preventive diplomacy, until recently, has been the most untraceable. |
| 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. |
| We also recognise the equally terrible situation in which the other parent, often the father, abducts the child and makes him or her untraceable. |
| They steal Porsches and sell them to a local chop shop for quick, untraceable cash. |
| Forensic evidence has shown that at least one of the bombs was detonated remotely via an untraceable prepaid mobile phone. |
