Sentence examples for instructive enough from inspiring English sources
The phrase "instructive enough" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating whether something provides sufficient guidance or information. Example: "The tutorial was instructive enough for beginners to grasp the basic concepts of programming."
That said, the two mornings I spent on Vauxhall Bridge were instructive enough to raise questions and cause a few concerns.
It is instructive enough to understand that at the Division I Level, using the NCAA's own data, there are schools that do an excellent job in facilitating the academic performance of and graduating their student-athletes and others whose performance is less than stellar.
According to them, the designed curriculum did not provide enough instructive information or an instructional guideline specific enough for teachers to know with certainty what they should do when teaching the lessons.
Rather than focusing tightly on Williamson, he meanders through Fritz's trial and yet a third murder case, whose details are instructive but not enough to merit the damage all this digressing does to the book's forward motion.
It's instructive to read "Never Enough," with its population of Gekko clones like the two Kissel brothers, Rob and Andrew, as a tragic sequel to the movie, a dramatized audit of the 20 ensuing years of heedless self-interest.
After eight instructive years, she felt confident enough to set up on her own in 2001 and now leads a team of seven, which oversees six or seven projects at a time from an office on Richmond Common.
And inspiration for gluten-free gluttons like me isn't hard to find anymore, thanks to all the inventive cookbooks and instructive blogs with gorgeous recipes tempting enough to draw a crowd.
Still, it is instructive: Even that tiny project was marbled with enough fat for a politician to get a $50,000 taste.
It wasn't, but the fact that they thought it might be accurate is instructive about how people looked at Ryan: not quite big enough, and therefore not quite good enough, to be a frontline player.
And anyway, if a performance is bad enough to abandon, it's often so bad that it's weirdly gripping or instructive.
"Those privileged enough to be present at a family festival of the Forsytes have seen that charming and instructive sight - an upper middle-class family in full plumage".
