Sentence examples for clue is whether from inspiring English sources

A clue is whether or not an insurance company offers online quotes in the area the consumer is looking at.

The first big clue is whether the pilots are talking.

Though the mutilated corpses were realistically described, no clue was offered as to whether the man was guilty of the crimes.

"We have no clue how big the population is, whether it's shrinking, what percentage is it now of what it should be we just don't know," he says.

In turn, the accident records themselves do not allow researchers to determine whether clues were present or absent in the vast majority of cases, resulting in many missing values.

(Clue: It's not whether workers fit neatly into all seven "competencies" or "attributes" in the typical performance review). The conversation has been edited for length and clarity.

(During the on-boarding process Clue users are also asked whether they want to opt in to being contacted to participate in specific research studies).

This way, once the first person finds the last clue, they are alone and can choose whether to keep the clue secret or share it with the group.

But as France's special terrorism police joined the manhunt, there was no clue yet whether they were dealing with a political assassin or a lone psychopath, or whether the dead soldiers, members of elite parachute regiments, were simply the victims of a drug deal gone wrong.

If they prefer texting over calls, or vice versa, it might be a clue to whether they are lonely or anxious.

"If you don't have the foggiest idea what percentage of total contracts you are regulating, you wouldn't have a clue whether there is excessive speculation in the markets," Mr. Dorgan said.