Sentence examples for specific clues from inspiring English sources

Millennial movements believe that within the pages of the Bible are specific clues about when and how the Second Coming will arrive.

A review of Horowitz's opinions posted online does not offer any specific clues about how he might handle the baseball cases ahead of him.

The intercepted communications did not provide specific clues about where the attacks might come, and the intelligence did not indicate whether the terrorists were planning actions inside the United States or against American interests overseas.

More specific clues to the president's thinking may be discernible later this week, when he proposes his first budget, for the federal fiscal year that will begin on Oct. 1. "We'll start by being honest with ourselves about the magnitude of our deficits," he said, chiding former President George W. Bush, unmistakably if not by name, for "a series of accounting tricks".

Alongside their skeletons, each Englishman had specific clues that helped the team decipher who was who.

Some specific clues led us to hypothesize that Bacteroides species can produce autoinducers and possess a quorum sensing system.

Mr. Bush gave no specific clue as to which Palestinian leader he envisaged replacing Mr. Arafat, and it was not immediately clear that any of those now in leading positions could meet the criteria set.

We reported that circular calcification around or within the tumor is a specific clue for CT diagnosis of Xp11.2 RCC [ 10].

If we can get the specific clue, we can try to estimate the strength of individual force and whether the magnitude of individual force may produce changes in genome sizes.

We have independently checked, when possible, the sources of the material, looked for time-specific clues, then examined location details with Syrians from those places.

The GQSAR model provides site-specific clues about the molecules where certain modifications can result in increased biological activity.