Sentence examples for clues about whether from inspiring English sources
The discussions at Davos may offer clues about whether the Basel decisions foreshadow other concessions.
They can also offer hormone clues about whether females are pregnant.
Nitrogen isotopes, for example, give clues about whether fertilizer was used and what type.
Here, too, the human genome proved useful, offering clues about whether a potential antibiotic might also be toxic to people.
The metabolism and excretion data can also provide clues about whether a new drug will interact with other drugs a patient may be taking.
The market's response to those events could offer clues about whether the recent rally in stocks has staying power, analysts said.
We'll have a clear clue about whether the Court will be reining in activist government — now and in the future.
It attracts some customers and repels others, and it gives pedestrians walking past the front door an immediate clue about whether they belong inside.
Bird said he was aware of the report but said, "I have no clue" about whether Walsh spoke to the Knicks.
It doesn't stop corruption in itself – but it does give a clue about whether MPs are speaking on behalf of voters or a private company they work for.
The way students raise the cards may give teachers a quick first clue about whether students comprehend what determines the number of digits in the quotient.
