Sentence examples for rich clues from inspiring English sources

The Chicago study researching the lives of juvenile offenders will be a tremendous boon to policy makers, law enforcement officials and anyone interested in the well-being of youths involved with the juvenile justice system, undoubtedly providing rich clues to how we can secure better futures not just for these youths but for society as a whole.

Although structural neural networks do not provide functional connections directly, they have rich clues about how information processing is implemented in the brain.

By far the richest clues about the structure of the atom came from spectral line series.

A pity, then, that the book begins with the adult seducer, already in Beverly Hills; delving into his childhood might have yielded richer clues.

His main analytical comment here on the reason the cost of a Folio began to skyrocket in the 1750s, for example, is to the effect that around this time Shakespearean scholars first recognised F1's primacy over the later folios for anyone seriously interested in Shakespeare's text (in part because F1's uncorrected errors offer richer clues as to the copy which lay behind it).

Normally, a rich collection of clues like these is enough to crack just about any criminal case in the United States.

(Dargis) 'The Bullet Vanishes' (No rating, 1 48, in Mandarin) This period policier from China — a 1930s buddy movie — offers forensic clues, rich production values, a droll script and an easygoing chemistry between its leads (Nicholas Tse and Lau Ching-wan).

For one thing, these fragments of a rich past were clues for imagining that past as their ambience, and yet the assumptions about historical context threw a distorting atmosphere all around the objects.

It's extremely rare to find an entire mammal skeleton this old, so it should provide a "rich source" of clues to the evolution of the marsupials, note Richard Cifelli and Brian Davis of the University of Oklahoma, Norman, in an accompanying commentary.

These genes should provide a rich future source of clues into the genetic programming of avian hair cell regeneration and SE development in general.

But it also contains a remarkable trove of social knowledge — the kind of community gossip and oral tradition that rarely appears in official records but often provides clues to richer truths.