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Rowe is instructive of how plainly to the left of New Labour a good Conservative can stand.

This outline is based on research that is both theoretical and empirical and which is instructive of how the situation can be changed (Verschuren and Doorewaard 2010) in the water sectors of Bangladesh.

Wild horses are an instructive example of how the protection of both animal welfare and ecosystems, which you would think go hand in hand, requires compromises.

We will never see a more instructive instance of how sound rivals picture in uncovering meaning and truth in the most surprising and unlikely ways.

While this technique of ground strengthening by grout solidification requires highly skilled specialists, it is an instructive example of how a new technology is likely to make economically possible future projects previously considered beyond engineering ability.

Such modest recovery provides an instructive example of how only a fraction of precipitation ever reaches aquifers, and how the arrival of spring hinders aquifer recharge since plants use a significant fraction of rainfall.

The visit to her firm's "materials library" illuminates an instructive discussion of how specific stone, textiles, and woods work together (or don't) to create responses that we're not even consciously aware of.

For an instructive discussion of how "suitability" will work in practice (and particularly the implications of "affordability" in a city like London where rents are soaring way beyond housing benefit cap level) see Ben Reeve-Lewis's piece for Guardian Housing Network.

Take the pplkpr app as a rudimentary, but instructive, example of how this might work.

Hutter [14, 15] describes the instructive case of "how economy talks the law into co-evolution".

Iraq offers an instructive example of how to consider the day-to-day differences between Sunnis and Shiites, because although it is the battleground today for sectarian war, for much of its modern history, the country's Sunni and Shiite Iraqis intermarried, socialized and lived alongside one another in mixed neighborhoods.