Sentence examples for a clue about whether from inspiring English sources

It doesn't stop corruption in itself – but it does give a clue about whether MPs are speaking on behalf of voters or a private company they work for.

The analysis without correction for main effects leads to the detection of a two-locus model but without giving a clue about whether this model is genuinely indicative for epistasis or for main effects, or for both.

To get a clue about whether this is the nature of duplication events themselves or due to the secondary changes, we examined the age dependence of the composition of relative orientations (fig. 5) within linked multiexon duplogs.

Some spouses of business owners may have a clue about this tax fraud and whether it occurs on a regular basis.

But asked his opinion on whether he had a clue about tactics, Boateng gave a less than ringing endorsement.

On top of those facts mentioned above, here are some comments from the Oct. 4 session with financial analysts from Ellison himself, and perhaps they'll help you judge whether he has a clue about the cloud.

This year the company found genetic variations strongly linked to whether customers consider themselves early risers, offering a clue about how to develop drugs that modulate alertness.

I can tell in three seconds whether the person responding to that ad has a clue about newsletter design and content, or not.

Hadn't a clue about hanging.

He hadn't a clue about IWD.

Its older politicians had not a clue about social media.