Sentence examples for good clue that from inspiring English sources

If they can share that they have done the thing that your future organization needs, that's a really good clue that's a great fit for you.

If lifting the leg reproduces the sciatic pain, that's a good clue that there's a protruding disk of some kind.

Though noises and rattles are a good clue that something's not right, you might not always have that warning.

But the designation on the exterior - "Joe Frazier's Gym" - is a good clue that this place is no candidate for the wrecker's ball.

If demand for copper starts to fall off, pushing prices lower, the argument goes, then it's a good clue that industrial economies are slowing down.

If the Justices ask questions about standing at the oral argument next month, it's a good clue that a dismissal of the case on standing grounds is at least a possibility.

Despite these limitations, there are good clues that could guide the choice of interventions that are likely to be effective.

Those are good clues that within this shell of respectability is a punk-rock band.

Moreover, those cases for which the predicted error rate profile is not reliable provide a good clue to that effect, in that their calculated uncertainty profiles cross the model's voting threshold (or, in the case of averaging, the ensemble classification threshold applied to the summed outputs) well below the expected value of 0.5.

That is a very good clue to the type of brands that will prosper in 2009: those that represent good quality, no-nonsense and excellent value for money.To safeguard their own profits, advertising firms always insist that any brand can do well during hard times if owners continue to lavish money on marketing.

There was a class ring that said 'Nazareth Regional High School, Class of 1986.' That's a good clue, because Nazareth is not that big a high school".