Sentence examples for finding a clue from inspiring English sources

Often, especially with a historical suicide, the act has been filed in the collective consciousness as a mystery, meaning there's excitement in finding a clue.

Since the game is played a little differently each time, they averaged over a number of auctions and assumed that each one is a replay of the same game, finding a clue to advertisers' value in how they adjusted their bids, on the assumption that bidding algorithms seek to minimize regret.

Not only did she have one canvas cut up in the vain hope of finding a clue to link Sickert to the murder and mutilation of five prostitutes, she spent £2m buying up 31 more of his paintings, some of his letters and even his writing desk.

After finding a clue at Rudy's house, Dexter arrives at the house of his mother, Laura Moser.

But scientists are also finding a wealth of clues in living flowers and their genes.

Now scientists have gotten an important clue, finding a close relative in an unexpected host: dogs.

The possibility of finding a link and unleashing clues in perhaps some of the same archives where Sara Wildman discovered her own links would help answer many of the questions I've had throughout the years.

That search, which began in October, has covered almost half that area without finding any clues.

The finding provided a clue for drug designers.

Unlike previous neuro-protective reports, as a warning or caution, our finding showcased a clue for possible NSCs toxicity and the neural lesions risk of U. rhynchophylla, while the structure activity relationships of the isolated compounds were discussed also.

This finding provided a clue to better understand the association and/or presence of S. noxia in the oral cavity and the development of obesity.