Sentence examples for also instructive is that from inspiring English sources

Also instructive is that Palm in its heyday appeared to enjoy needling Apple, though Apple was hesitant to take Palm to court.

Also instructive is what they do not buy.

The exclusion of blocks as an incentive is also instructive in that rim protection is possibly Capela's greatest role on the team.

It's also instructive to know that pilots typically have retirement accounts that payout well over $1 million after they stop flying.

Also instructive: That 14,219 figure is higher than the Nets' regular-season average for each of their last three seasons in New Jersey.

It is also instructive to note that morbidity due to blindness was achieved much more readily than transmission interruption in the case of the intervention programme against the closely related filarial disease, onchocerciasis, in both Africa and Latin America [51], [52].

It's also instructive that a player in the food industry is supportive of health data.

It is also instructive to note that coefficient of LOANGOT (amount of credit secured by the rural farm households, which was predominantly from informal sources) is also not significant; although it is associated with the desirable negative sign that suggests that access to credits tends to lower production inefficiency.

The First Letter of Clement is also instructive in showing that the Roman church, even in the late 1st century, was asserting its right to intervene in the affairs of other churches.

The story of Qutb is also instructive as a reminder that militant religiosity is often the product of social, economic and political factors.

It's also instructive that they suggest reducing all discretionary programs by $49 billion in the next fiscal year.