Sentence examples for clear clues from inspiring English sources

Those observations will give you clear clues about what to do next.

Contributions to the chemistry chat room by RC gave no clear clues to a planned bomb attack, which has shocked Finland.

The first clear clues emerged with a study in January 2014 by analytics company Flurry, which found Xiaomi users spend more time on their devices than those of any other brand – including Apple's iPhone.

This makes the pieces more precious, no matter what their artistic or academic value, because compared to other similar stuff in the rest of the world there are clear clues as to their identities," he said.

"It's what we'd been given fairly clear clues would happen," he said.

The micrograph does not provide clear clues to explaining the bacterial diatom interaction, but it does demonstrate that the bacteria have preferentially colonized the bead surface.

There is a very clear clue coming from Wall Street: consolidation in the health insurance sector.

While that show was running, Mr. Walton received a pretty clear clue to its fate — through yet another job offer.

We'll have a clear clue about whether the Court will be reining in activist government — now and in the future.

That broadcast included references to recent events, but the tape broadcast on Friday gave no clear clue as to when it might have been made.

WHAT'S THAT SMELL: THE MUSIC OF JACOB STERLING The wonderfully unappetizing title is a clear clue that this is not the songbook of a Broadway composer you've never heard of.