Sentence examples for clue comes from from inspiring English sources

One clue comes from financing trends among foreign banks in Japan.

But a more important clue comes from the rising age of couples.

One clue comes from the language of climate finance which emphasises entitlement rather than voluntarism.

Although it is impossible to say how many are out of work, one clue comes from their closest competitors in the labour market.

Between 1997 and 2001, employment hardly grew at all, while prices fell more than 2%.Another clue comes from the civil-aviation industry.

One clue comes from two Dutch-listed entities, run by Apollo and KKR, that have invested part of their capital in their sponsors' buy-outs.

The first clue came from geography.

The clue came from West's original pass.

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

A second clue came from some strange bright lines in the corona's spectrum.

The first clue came from Tom Ford, a designer best-known for sharp tailoring and elegance.