Sentence examples for instructive contest from inspiring English sources

Given that private insurers spend around fifteen per cent of their budgets on administration — much of it devoted to keeping the sick off the rolls and, failing that, figuring out ways to avoid paying their medical bills — while Medicare spends two per cent, it ought to be an interesting and instructive contest.

Given that private insurers spend around fifteen per cent of their budgets on administration much of it devoted to keeping the sick off the rolls and, failing that, figuring out ways to avoid paying their medical bills while Medicare spends two per cent, it ought to be an interesting and instructive contest.

If it comes to that, we can look forward to an entertaining and instructive legal contest.

The winner may be preordained, but the contest is still instructive.

Typically, the school hosts election year debates with student speakers, but Madsen said with all the negativity that's amassed around the contest between Clinton and Trump, the history department thought it would be more instructive for the student body to hear from speakers like Schiff than to risk lapsing into name calling.

I think it will be especially instructive to Stephen Colbert, who has stopped reading The New Yorker because of his frustration with the Caption Contest.

Instructive, too.

And instructive.

Early results were instructive.

"It's instructive.

Some are instructive.