Sentence examples for at clues of from inspiring English sources

The remarks were quickly overshadowed by a statement from the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) early on Friday, saying that it had set up a team to look at "clues of illegal manipulation across markets".

We review recent advances in the study of tidal landforms and their embedded vegetation patterns within the lagoon of Venice, aiming at clues on the coevolution of their morphodynamic and ecological features.

When it comes to the finer shadings of status, the British could never be called slouches at decoding those telltale clues of vocal inflection and sartorial manner that separate noblesse from nonentity, aristo from arriviste.

Most impressively, "what my friends like" is already proving to be a good starting point to predict "what I like," and so much of the Web is beginning to get at least a clue of how to serve us.

Everyone reads things differently, and sometimes glancing at a clue out of the side of one's eyes can lead to some weird solving moments.

Or at least discover a clue of some sort.

His duel with Alberto Moreno in United's win at Anfield might give us a clue of how he will cope with Eden Hazard running at him down his flank.

Favourite clue, of 19 nominated at least once, was (just) 'Badly nagged by Church?

Favourite clue, of 21 nominated at least once, was 'Take ill?

Favourite clue (of 20 mentioned at least once) was 'Caribbean fruit – West maybe imports some?

Favourite clue (of 18 nominated at least once): 'Distraught over pupil's driving' (PROPULSIVE), with 'Not a bowler's wicket?