Examples of 'provide clues' in a sentence
Meaning of "provide clues"
This phrase indicates the action of giving or offering hints, evidence, or information that can aid in solving a problem, mystery, or puzzle
How to use "provide clues" in a sentence
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It may also provide clues about inflation.
The color of stool may provide clues.
To provide clues as to possible causes of shortness of breath.
Your history can provide clues to your disease.
Provide clues about your body and mind.
So important a decision would provide clues to the man.
It may provide clues to the actual murder site.
Perhaps these strange shapes and symbols provide clues to.
This may provide clues about planet formation.
One party may be a triad they hope will provide clues.
That might provide clues to a treatment.
Noticing where your cat marks or sprays can provide clues.
They may provide clues to a new direction in life.
Damaged genes in aging human brain provide clues to cognitive decline.
This may provide clues to the country where it was purchased.
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These physical findings are not medically significant but provide clues.
It might provide clues to a treatment.
Two major studies on canine cancers may provide clues on human cancers.
It will also provide clues about how they interact.
Simply reflecting on the problem in our chamber should provide clues on possible compromises.
This can provide clues about your ability to produce milk.
Combinations of footprints of different species provide clues about the interactions of those species.
These provide clues to the sedimentary history of the surrounding terrain.
The properties of a star provide clues for planet detection.
That may provide clues to disease causes and potential interventions among these women.
Existing vegetation can provide clues to the soil type.
They also provide clues that might be useful for treatments already being used.
Some of the samples we have analyzed provide clues about the intended targets.
These may provide clues about how the solar system was formed.
These artifacts can be useful because they provide clues to progress in the game.
Writers often provide clues when they are expressing a fact or an opinion.
The images or events in your dreams can provide clues to a message for you.
Their responses provide clues to others as to the most feasible lines of attack.
Sometimes the nature of the pain can provide clues to the possible cause.
It can also provide clues on whether the heart is enlarged or working too hard.
Changes in physical and emotional behavior can also provide clues to pain level.
Census records can provide clues as to the status of the naturalization process.
The direction of the waves and the ocean swell may also provide clues.
This information should provide clues to help plan treatment.
All can provide clues as to what may be lying behind the physical symptom itself.
An initial physical exam can provide clues as to why he may be infertile.
The substantial variation of the degree to which countries deploy robots should provide clues.
Other referred pains can provide clues to underlying medical causes.
Police suspected that the individual is the other one, now being sought to provide clues.
And those volumes could provide clues as to how to defeat them.
It may provide clues to how RIM will be implementing text editing in BlackBerry 10.
The stamps on the pages also provide clues to the speed of reporting.
It might provide clues to a treatment. Some kind of physiological change, maybe.
Early investigation of metabolic pathways may also provide clues to the production of reactive metabolites.
Their names provide clues to their locations and the regions they serve.
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We gave you the clues so as to attract you
No clues have yet been found by the investigators
We both analyze clues and solve problems
Examples of using Provide
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Please also provide information on results achieved
There must be a big ship to provide drugs
Power to provide everything you find outside
