Sentence examples for All instructive from inspiring English sources

While China's economic influence on Taiwan is growing, many in China find Taiwan's experience with democratization, warts and all, instructive.

Like it when we get all instructive and domineering?

They can all be instructive metaphors for running a company.

They can all be instructive metaphors for running a company or supervising a work force.

While the membrane wraps all the instructive cargo elements within a single structure, the microparticles provide a solid 3D substrate for the encapsulated cells.

I can describe, without ever actually accomplishing it, how easily the moment, and the whole of the trip surrounding it, might be made into an instructive if all-too-familiar parable on the deeply fraught and too often deleterious nature of such well-meaning encounters between members of developed and developing countries.

Nevertheless, his letter to the RGS ends: "I have to thank the Society for assisting me in what has been, despite all drawbacks, an instructive and delightful experience".

Waste-to-energy systems may serve as a relatively simple, but all the more instructive example of industrial processing plant.

Official Uefa statistics - not infallible but instructive all the same - tell us that Salzburg had 49 "dangerous attacks" and Celtic had 29.

But not all are instructive.

Yet all were instructive of an institution which is improved, sometimes impressively non-partisan, but still liable to disappoint.The main determinant of a strong committee is its chairman.