Sentence examples for strongest clue from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the strongest clue that this one is definitely a troublemaker is that it is a mint.

The strongest clue to Jenner's real identity came from an incident she recalled from years earlier when he was still living with her.

The strongest clue comes from the fact that if the father leaves the family home before the girl is six, she is twice as likely to have early first periods and four times more likely to start sex early.

And well, all right, the strongest clue to this being a personal purchase was his – my – outfit: an oversized (pretty bitchin') Ride the Lightning t-shirt, shorts that went far past the knees, shiny basketball sneakers.

Yemeni officials investigating the Cole and embassy bombings, for which Mr. bin Laden has been indicted, say the relationship between Mr. Harazi and the truck bomber is the strongest clue that Mr. bin Laden may have been the ultimate controller of the Cole bombing.

The health investigators picked up their strongest clue when Bill Bush, a village public works employee, pulled up in his pickup truck and alerted Mr. Jacobs that the village had boarded up two storm drains in February because residents complained that they had overflowed into a private pond, suggesting that the contents of the storm drains are now flowing into Cold Spring Harbor.

The strongest clues that something was wrong came from the child himself.

Their genes have already provided some of the strongest clues yet about what might be causing this strange and incapacitating sleep disorder.

Records and sworn statements indicate that medics had some of the earliest and strongest clues that prisoners might be being mistreated, but said nothing until the investigation into abuses began when a whistleblower came forward in January.

Though American and Israeli officials refuse to talk publicly about what goes on at Dimona, the operations there, as well as related efforts in the United States, are among the newest and strongest clues suggesting that the virus was designed as an American-Israeli project to sabotage the Iranian program.

New images from the Hubble Space Telescope, released here today at a meeting of the American Astronomical Society, reveal a bright ring of dust around one star and a dark gap within a broad disk around another--features that may offer the strongest clues yet to the properties of large young planets there.