Sentence examples for yield clue from inspiring English sources
The additional clues were: reduced visibility (visibility clue), failure to yield (yield clue), and being distracted while driving (distraction clue).
The visibility clue was present in four accidents (Identity Clip 1, Identity Clip 2, Misery, Human Stain), the yield clue was present in five accidents (Identity Clip 1, Human Stain, Changing Lanes, No Country For Old Men, Erin Brockovich), and the distraction clue was present in three accidents (Identity Clip 1, Misery, Changing Lanes).
Scientists hope Gaia will yield clues about two of the universe's biggest mysteries, Dark Matter and Dark Energy.
As well as having potential value for domestication and breeding, he hoped it would yield clues to the relationships and origin of species.
The spacecraft has already been exposed to twice the radiation levels it was designed to withstand, and more study could yield clues to improve the durability of spacecraft.
The defendants may not reveal everything and the children's remains did not yield clues about "the time of their deaths and the length of their suffering".
Petitioners buy slips of papers inscribed with historical parables or sayings from ancient scholars, which are supposed to yield clues that will aid in decisions.
Despite all the time that has passed, the police hope the posters will yield clues about who killed 19-year-old Lissette Torres.
She said that while the specifics differ, studying these biological processes could yield clues to the nature of other, more common diseases, like cancer, which also involves overgrowth of tissue, and osteoporosis.
They would focus on a few small spots that look most promising, like a house or a well that might yield clues to what people ate or wore, and the site would be covered over within days.
Mr. Kelly said the authorities were trying to clarify video from a private security camera at 1501 Broadway, at 43rd Street, that showed a timeline of the explosion and would perhaps yield clues about the bomber.
