Sentence examples for is extremely instructive from inspiring English sources

It is extremely instructive to look at the reports on relatively decent care homes produced by the Care Quality Commission and available online.

Failure can be extremely instructive as it allows us to derive vital lessons that increase our likelihood of future success.

Animal models, particularly mouse models, have been extremely instructive in elucidating the functions of human ABC transporters but there is often a marked inconsistency between human and mouse pathologies, for example in CF and X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy [ 30, 40].

The discovery of genetic risk factors causing early onset AD has been extremely instructive to reveal such common mechanism since in these exceptional cases only one defined cause, namely, altered APP processing, triggers AD providing an relatively "simple" paradigm to investigate pathogenesis.

The experience was highly instructive.

Karmitz is less than sanguine regarding the artistic merits of the involvement of the French government in movie-making: M.K.: We've achieved something that's very instructive, that's extremely managed in the general interest but I'm not sure that it's managed in the special interest of creation.

It is nonetheless instructive.

Scotland is perhaps instructive.

The past is also instructive.

"Duck Soup" is an instructive case.

Brightree* is an instructive case here.