Sentence examples for clues available from inspiring English sources

It cannot be said, however, that there are no clues available about bin Laden's coordinates at all.

"By using a GPS to find our way instead of clues available in the world itself, we devalue the experience of traveling anywhere," he told me in an e-mail.

For each debacle, Gladwell tries to single out a fallacy of reasoning behind it, such as that more information is always better, that pictures offer certainty, that events are distributed in a bell curve around typical cases, that clues available in hindsight should have been obvious before the fact and that the risk of failure in a complex system can be reduced to zero.

Now, with vital clues available as to her whereabouts the chase for the "Bismark" was electrically tense, no-one and nothing was spared.

Thus, to access the meaning of a word in print, which is often composed of multiple characters, the component characters need to be recognized without the kind of immediate phonological clues available as in the case of words in alphabetic languages.

The results of the present study indicate that the performance of NAP musicians in pitch identification tasks is strongly affected by the phonetic clues available in the note label.

Some clues are available in the statistics the N.F.L. published about its investigation.

But some clues are available through eBay's feedback system, as evident from a feedback posting on eBay about a year ago.

The purpose of including Jermaine Jenas was not apparent and no further clues are available because he was unused at the World Cup.

The plans had been lost, so the architectural firm Wank Adams Slavin Associates worked from whatever clues were available: family snapshots, neighbors' recall, ashy fragments from the ruins.

Each team member has an assigned role, such as biologist, detective, or technologist; some of the clues are available only to certain characters.