Sentence examples for has been particularly instructive from inspiring English sources

Pak Tee Ng: The sharing by the Finnish Minister for Education and Science, Ms Krista Kiuru, and my good friend Pasi Sahlberg, has been particularly instructive.

But Slovakia, whose stunning metamorphosis from laggard to leader could have been particularly instructive for would-be reformers, dropped off the radar soon after EU accession.Many blamed the government that took office in 2006, an odd assortment of leftists, populists and nationalists led by Robert Fico.

The African refugee convention has a provision that should be particularly instructive for Asian governments: "The grant of asylum to refugees is a peaceful and humanitarian act and shall not be regarded as an unfriendly act by any Member State".

So it is particularly instructive to look this week at our own commodity price index.

Recent synthetic and exploratory analyses have suggested the potential great policy importance of such study [ 13, 14] and studies of colon cancer care may be particularly instructive in such contexts for several reasons.

The case of Richard Choo-Beng Lee is particularly instructive.

The Dylan situation was particularly instructive.

The case of Northern Rock is particularly instructive.

The latter's origin story is particularly instructive.

The 1975 case, she said, was particularly instructive.

The scene at the beginning of the play, he said, was particularly instructive.