Sentence examples for clue to consider from inspiring English sources

The first clue to consider in deciding who painted The Virgin of the Rocks is the hair of the angel.

One clue to consider as the press seeks to figure out not just who he'll choose, but when he'll announce it, is Ann Romney's schedule.

Although this fitting needs to be examined further, it might be a clue to consider nuclear import of many nuclear proteins that do not have classical NLS with one or two clusters of basic residues.

Especially in the latter elevated transaminases should be taken as a clue to consider HEV infection, as it can be treated by discontinuation of immunosuppression and/or ribavirin therapy.

Analysts said the conflicting news from technology companies puzzled investors, who, without any major economic data to consider, were seeking clues about the strength of the economy from the coming preannouncement season.

To be in such company ought to be enough of a clue to Mr Reiner that, perhaps, he ought to consider sticking with acting.

Alternatively, we might be able to consider the origin of a representation as providing us with a clue as to what its content might be.

If that's the case, we'll have to consider whether we've been fundamentally misreading the universe's clues.

For a clue to that last question, consider the etymology of the word geometry.

A family history of diabetes is common among those with Type 2 diabetes, so if your parents or grandparents had it, consider that a clue to your risk and take action now to prevent it.

A recent column in Libération, a leftish French newspaper, moaned that this was not just a "paradox" but an "injustice".For a clue to what is going on, consider the manifesto adopted earlier this month by the EU's centre-left parties for next June's European election.