Sentence examples for still instructive from inspiring English sources
But it's still instructive.
Even if these approaches never catch on, though, they're still instructive.
The winner may be preordained, but the contest is still instructive.
It is still instructive, though, to ask how the ban came into being in the first place.
When the comparison is broken down by states, as above, it is still instructive but needs to be handled with care.
(For the US, the history is shorter but still instructive; there was virtually no real dividend growth between 1926 and 1957).From that point on, and with the exception of a calamitous period in the mid-1970s, investors could count on consistent real dividend growth.
It is nonetheless instructive.
Linguists have played a part in that, by reducing these matters to a pseudo-philosophical distinction between "prescriptivism" and "descriptivism" that leaves little place for the fine critical discriminations that make Fowler still so instructive to read.
Still more instructive are his insightful commentaries, peppered throughout, on the work of the masters he reveres — above all his mentor, Oscar Hammerstein II — and those he criticizes for their imperfections of style or sloppy word placement.
"The methods of defeating or deterring covert action in the 1960s and 1970s can still be instructive to the United States' current enemies," a C.I.A. official wrote in a court filing.
Why can't new paper money be beautiful, uplifting and reverential or, as our $1 bill still is, instructive?
