Sentence examples for necessary clues from inspiring English sources

But seeking the necessary clues is about the closest science gets to an extreme sport.

Along with the letters, the Zodiac sent incredibly elaborate coded ciphers, saying they contained the necessary clues to his real identity.

"But this has a definite profile," he continued, and then he drew "Hello" again on another napkin, this time in a mix of upper- and lowercase letters, its peaks and curves and dips setting off all the necessary clues in the subconscious.

Compile all (or almost all) of the necessary clues, do the painstaking groundwork, find the key that will unlock the code and then, heartbreakingly, prematurely and swiftly, from causes possibly smoking-related, at age 43, in 1950, on the brink of plausible triumph — well, I don't want to spoil it for you.

This work is supposed to provide some necessary clues for pilot design.

There is the real possibility that the Homeland Security Department will miss the necessary clues because they had more important things to do -- like prepare for the next hurricane.

Their second break came when an off-the-cuff remark made by a new lab mate (a former student of Pauling's, as it happened) supplied the necessary clue to how the two chains of the helix held together.

"Since most known seamounts are being trawled we have to ask ourselves whether the catches are worth the destruction of seamount habitats?" His next slide, in the brief and factual language of science states what should give us the only necessary clue to find the answer: "Worldwide catches landed each year: 80 million tons.

The racial identity of protagonists provides no necessary clue about who is right and who is wrong; the viewer is meant to identify with diversely racialized characters, and on different sides of the law.

They say they have finished eight pirate-themed videos (to be unveiled starting today at WeLostOurGold.com) that contain all the clues necessary to find a chest they insist they have buried, containing enough of their own money to buy a car.

Stefano Ghislotti wrote an article in Film Anthology which discusses how Nolan provides the viewer with the clues necessary to decode the sujet as we watch and help us understand the fabula from it.