Sentence examples for given more clues from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that would have given more clues).

Another new film gives more clues to Hurt's nature.

Another Italian debt auction later will give more clues as to whether this mood is sustainable.

Industrial production and consumer confidence figures later could give more clues about how the US economy is progressing.

I am terrible at quizzes, and while University Challenge's producer this week suggested that it now gives more clues in its questions than in the early days, to me it is just as fiendishly difficult as ever.

There is also some caution ahead of the release of the latest Federal Reserve minutes later, which could give more clues as to the likelihood of a US rate rise this year.

"Some of the cases had an MRI or CT scan and that information can help give more clues about whether there was disease in the white matter - and what its basis might be," says Dr Hainsworth.

A more detailed study of the phylogenetic distribution of ovomucin will probably give more clues as to its evolutionary history.

Future research, including the follow-up phase of this study, will give more clues on the course and natural history of anxiety.

Start to give more and more clues as to what you are talking about then flat out tell the reader.

Don't miss even a single day before exams because usually, when test dates are getting closer, teachers are giving more and more clues and tips about the exam for you to be able to pass the test.