Sentence examples for most important clues from inspiring English sources

Egg Mountain, as the area was named, produced some of the most important clues to dinosaurian habits yet found.

Some of the most important clues have come from an unexpected source, an airborne LiDAR survey commissioned in 2011 to assess storm damage from Hurricane Irene.

Appalled, the commissioner ordered that the words be washed off, before they could even be photographed, thus destroying one of the most important clues the Ripper ever left.

He said many doctors, particularly those not in the mental health field, are probably not steeped in the most important clues to future violence.

Although a patient's story usually provides the most important clues to diagnosis, when it comes to lesions of the skin, visual recognition is a doctor's most powerful tool.

One of the most important clues is where the 10 sets of remains were located: a 10-mile stretch of remote, poison-ivy-covered dunes just off Ocean Parkway on Jones Beach Island.

Then she mentioned the most important clue to my past: "But we love the Clam Box, too.

Mr Lugovoi protests his innocence.The polonium may be the most important clue, though it has various possible implications.

And that is probably where we find the most important clue as to why the producer's career is ending with such speed.

But possibly the most important clue is left out on Spangler's desk for all to see: that Atlas MacDowell "happy holidays" paperweight.

As in most of the world's wine regions, the single most important clue to what you'll get in a bottle is the intent of the producer.