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it is instructive to compare the two projects.

the study makes melancholy if instructive reading.

The calculations agree well with experimental results, which indicates that the model is instructive on the optimization of the dimension of inertance tube in Stirling type pulse tube cooler. 3.

The book provides instructive guidance on starting a small business.

Watching documentaries can be very instructive for learning about history.

The teacher used instructive examples to help students understand the concept better.

She gave an instructive presentation on effective communication skills.

The workshop offered instructive tips for improving time management.

Reading biographies can be very instructive in understanding human behavior.

The documentary film was both entertaining and instructive.

The professor's lectures are always instructive and engaging.

The training program includes instructive modules on leadership development.

The museum offers instructive exhibits on the history of the region.

The contrast with its northern neighbour is instructive.

The ouster of diplomats ofers another instructive comparison.

Here, another government effort is instructive.

But what they did with those profits is instructive.

But I think that contradiction can be reconciled and is in fact instructive.

But the story had a coda, which Atkinson also found instructive.

Explaining what drew you to another employer can be particularly instructive.

Look round the world, and admire, as you must, the instructive spectacle.

Simple as it was, there were several most instructive points about it.

You know my methods. Apply them, and it will be instructive to compare results.