Sentence examples for reasonable clue from inspiring English sources

Whether at the small level of Erepublik or the heady heights of Riot Games, the long term prospects of a gaming company (and its value to shareholders etc) always come from franchising, from the ability to spin 10 releases out of 1 with a reasonable clue as to how well they'll be received.

McCain is giving us every reasonable clue that his presidency will be dumb and bullying and very very Republican.

We cannot know what really goes on in a candidate's head, but demeanor and body language can offer reasonable clues.

Final mini-gripe: I'd be very grateful if competitors could use a reasonable size for their clue sheet (such as that of a standard sheet of writing paper).

Most entrepreneurs struggle with financial projections, not wanting to commit to numbers they can't deliver, and having no clue what investors might consider reasonable.

For example, existing knowledge about Lactococcus lactis primary metabolism [ 30- 32, 40] provides precise clues about which interactions are reasonable.

Since TCDD causes extensive hepatotoxicity in TCDD-sensitive rats (but not in the TCDD-resistant strains), it is reasonable that examination of mechanisms which produce hepatotoxicity may provide clues to mechanisms of wasting and lethality.

In other years the organizers have begun to give clues to ensure that the hunt ended at a reasonable time, allowing for participants to recover before Monday morning.

"We're not sure why these changes arise, but a reasonable explanation is that early starters might rely more on auditory clues during learning music, since it might be more difficult for younger children to read music," Wang said.

The spatial entropy change is found to be one such measure that may be helpful in providing important clues to describe that boundary, and thus provides a reasonable stopping rule for isotropic as well as anisotropic diffusion.

That always makes you look reasonable, especially on a Saturday, when the words are long and the clues are exceptionally tough.