Sentence examples for precious clues from inspiring English sources

Gems may thus preserve precious clues to some of the most profound questions about the life of our planet.

Bottlenose dolphins, enduring our intimate observations, enslaved in dolphinaria, yield precious clues to their sense of self-identity.

The successful completion of this current trial may give precious clues in understanding PEW and encourage nephrologists to extend prescription of exercise programs as well as therapeutic and as preventive interventions in this high-risk population.

A quick scan of the inferior vena cava can immediately give a precious clue on the estimate CVP.

Like the Senators, she was taken aback when the movie showed men who were being or had already been "broken" by torture giving the C.I.A. precious, if scattered, clues — for example, about the identity of bin Laden's courier.

It was meant to be precious, with all the clues that to a child suggest great value: the milky-white material with heft, brass filigree around its edge, airbrushed flowers on the lid.

Some saw it as the most promising of the more than 800 leads the police have chased since the brutalized body of Precious turned up without a clue to her identity.

His goal is to find an ancient, precious green lamp that holds a clue.

There's precious little in the way of feature clues for the nearly bezel-less device, and going head-to-head against Apple's iPhone will undoubtedly require something radical.

Politicians talk the talk in public, but in private they admit they don't have a clue how the markets work and thus have precious little idea how to make change for the better.

The only people who had any success at all (and precious little of it at that) were those who cheerfully owned up to not having a clue.