Sentence examples for is instructive to note from inspiring English sources

It is instructive to note how other countries take a much more liberal approach to data availability.

It is instructive to note how Beckmann departs from the New Objectivity with which he was associated earlier in his career.

It is instructive to note that this syndrome – created by the stressful hospital environment – is a significant contributor to hospital re-admissions.

It is instructive to note that when such movements are confronted with bread-and-butter issues they tend to split between pragmatists and ideologues, leaving supporters befuddled.

It is instructive to note that the government has so far refrained from doing anything substantial to stop this from happening.

Against this desultory backdrop, it is instructive to note that in policy circles, EPR also stands for Extended Producer Responsibility, the concept that the manufacturer of a smartphone, for example, should be responsible for recycling the handset when discarded.

It may be instructive to note that at exactly the same time, Picasso's 75th birthday was being celebrated with large shows in Moscow and Leningrad.

It was instructive to note how much England missed Catt's guiding hand when he limped off early in the second half, with his replacement, Jason Robinson, far removed from the killing fields of scrum and breakdown.

It's instructive to note that it was the early Christian Church that prohibited the Eleusinian Mysteries, during which ancient Greek and Roman people, for many hundreds of years, experienced a transcendent religious experience through the skillful use of myth, ritual and some sort of psychoactive drug.

But listening to songs like "Transport Is Arranged," in which Mr. Malkmus sings, "I make my plea to the Lord/ He is abstract and bored/ Too much milk and honey," it's instructive to note how it refers to other generations.

Speaking of the Kindle, it's instructive to note how the book companies are trying the same stall that ultimately killed the record cartel, slowing down the release of some e-titles until they've milked the airport crowd.