Sentence examples for had clues from inspiring English sources

In recent years, however, researchers have had clues that the outer membrane is more important than they'd thought.

Intriguingly, as far back as the 1970s, scientists had clues that the insulin receptor and other members of the same class of cell surface receptors, known as receptor tyrosine kinases, can be found within the cell nucleus.

But while DNA has provided these answers, Dr. Cameron said, researchers may have had clues to the history of the orchids if they had not focused so much on the showy and high profile orchid species.

Administration officials acknowledge that they fear that information in the reports might be construed to suggest that the White House had clues before Sept. 11, 2001, that Al Qaeda was planning a catastrophic attack.

In 1979, the British author Kit Williams published "Masquerade," which had clues hidden in the pictures and words of its 32 pages leading to a golden hare "somewhere in the British Isles".

I had clues that I might be interested in archives: I tend to pore over antique cookbooks and recipe collections, and rummage through bins of vintage photographs at yard sales; and I got positively starry-eyed over maps George Washington had drawn, when I saw them on a school trip to the Library of Congress.

But Weyand's team has clues.

"We have clues, many clues, but very few firm conclusions".

I do have clues about the world economy.

Consider having clues prepared for children.

These will have clues about what parts are especially important.