Sentence examples for instructive to observe from inspiring English sources
It will be instructive to observe the effect of the verdicts on Wednesday on the way that case proceeds.
It is always instructive to observe football fans beating their chests and proclaiming their hardiness — while volunteering traffic cops and vendors and ushers and other fans to get to a stadium under dangerous conditions.
Stephen Blum New York, Dec. 3, 2009 To the Editor: David Brooks ("Clear, Hold and Duct Tape," column, Dec. 1) coolly treats the current debacle and President Obama's decision to send more troops to Afghanistan as if it were an interesting problem in military tactics whose outcome it will be instructive to observe.
It is instructive to observe how some proponents of Anomalous Monism (Macdonalds1986) have attempted to defend Davidson from epiphenomenalist concerns by exploiting the point in the following way.
It is also instructive to observe from Figure 12a that the electron gas in the studied GaN sample is in a highly non-equilibrium state with the maximum electron temperature near the anode of about 18,000 K.
Variability of VE phenotypic manifestations has been reported (7 ), but it was instructive to observe extremely diverse outcomes in members of the same family.
It has been instructive, too, to observe the alacrity with which the six congressmen agreed to go.
And so it was instructive this past week to observe the responses on both sides of the Channel to Europe's economic malaise spreading like a dark fog occluding the future.
It is instructive nonetheless to observe that these programs of research were sufficiently multi-faceted and compelling to be supported by a series of different donors, each with unique (albeit sometimes overlapping) mandates.
It might also be instructive to follow pain-free persons with RKOA (without a history of knee trauma) to observe possible associations between changes in BMI and the risk for knee pain.
