Sentence examples for a very instructive from inspiring English sources

Today may have been a metaphor, but it wasn't a very instructive one.

"It was a very instructive experience, though not pleasant," he smiles stiffly.

It was a very instructive, very positive conversation, and I'm delighted to have been able to be of some assistance to him".

John Crosby, who watched television for a living until he felt himself getting loopy, wrote a very instructive column about the whole business several months back.

In a very instructive way, even amateurs will obtain an overview of what the possible strategies are to solve these current problems.

A very instructive tool for getting data on refugees to European countries and from individual countries is Eurostat.18 It tells that in 2016, the EU-28 received 335,160 asylum application from Syria, 126,915 from Iraq, and 182,780 from Afghanistan.

For a demonstration of the applicability of the algorithm, we will focus on a biological system described by a simple, but very instructive biological growth model.

However, as explained in a number of very instructive recent reviews [ 54– 56], although tumour angiogenesis plays a critical role in tumour growth, invasion and metastasis, in the majority of cancers, vessel growth is not only stimulated, but these vessels are also abnormal in almost all aspects of their structure and function.

The comparison of the structures of GFP in complex with bGFP-A and bGFP-C is very instructive.

It's a very short, but very instructive story.

Clearly, finding such a stimulus could be very instructive in finding ways to improve mucosal vaccines.