Looking through all of the valley startup companies, you will find inklings of innovation, struggling to find enough money to survive.
His finger print card and record folder were lost, but Chief of Police hopes to find some inkling of identity of criminals.
As a critic opposing capital punishment, I find an inkling of comfort knowing that another moral mind has voiced its discontent with the barbaric and contentiously evolving methods used in executions.
Sure, if you dug enough through the developer side of things you'd find an inkling of it but it just appeared in the presentation.
Such accusations make people believe that Dhammakaya is actively political, but even if you scour the temple's 24 hour TV channel you won't find an inkling of political endorsement.
In late 2009, MacInnis left Apple to co-found Inkling with the mission to help textbook publishers convert their content into digitized, interactive versions, going beyond static rehashing of text, thanks to the opportunities created by new, mobile means of consumption, like the iPad.
Those who redeemed all or part of their investments in Madoff's investment advisory business could be forced to return the money if it is found they had an inkling fraud was taking place.
She was not involved with the current work, but co-authored a 2012 paper that found the first genetic inklings that umami and sweet taste receptors were missing in cetaceans, albeit in only one species bottlenose dolphins.
Eventually, they did a blind taste test and found that Abi had "no inkling" what many everyday foods tasted like.
We know from the BBC's Mission Dalek digital initiative that our old chum is nowhere to be found, and now we get an inkling of what he's been up to.
Years later, seeking employment, she found confirmation of the self-conscious inkling that she'd had since grade school: her first name was a hindrance; she couldn't get a callback for a job.
