Sentence examples for is quite instructive from inspiring English sources
"There's a projection of race and its manifestations," he says, "that is quite instructive.
I think you have had evidence from Mozilla in that regard, which I think is quite instructive.
Although this problem usually arises in density functional theory when specific energy functionals are considered in gradient forms, see for instance ref. [49], there is quite instructive discussing the present behavior and its consequences.
The S&L crisis is quite instructive in thinking about the moral hazard and poor incentives now in place in the financial system.
For example, despite their significant stakeholder involvement, the priority setting process that Brazil engaged in is quite instructive.
In order to understand the effect of medical care organization on its performance, a study developed in Brazil is quite instructive.
Fletcher has been referred to as Manchester United's Darren Fletcher every time he's touched the ball by Setanta's commentators, so it's quite instructive that when he cocks it up, he suddenly becomes "the Scottish midfielder".
For founders out there building deeply technical systems, Tam's approach to enabling technologies, frameworks, open-source, and recruiting could be quite instructive.
The difference in performance was quite instructive and shows that the performance of Set B is less able to extrapolate to the aryl-amines in Set A than vice versa.
