So I think it's just an instructive reminder about how this ended up where it is now.
The case of Peru provides an instructive example as Barbara Kotschwar, Theodore Moran, and Julia Muir have shown.
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They provided an instructive, if unusual, experiment.
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Europe makes an instructive contrast.
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Readers will find looking at the following dates on an Apple chart instructive.
Quite amazing, to an embezzler-fantasist, was how instructive the daily newspapers were.
Her speech, with training, gets heavier and slower, the emphasis landing on selected, morally instructive syllables like a hammer hitting an anvil.
Public examples of grief are instructive for children, but they may not always learn an appropriate lesson.
Israel's peace treaties with Egypt (1979) and Jordan (1994) are instructive that neither nationalism nor religion are insurmountable obstacles to reaching an Arab-Israeli settlement on Palestine as proposed in the UN plan of 1947.
And as I noted, it is instructive to look back at the result of the policies that are now being put forward as an antidote or the answer to our problems and see what they bequeathed to us in 2007 and 2008.
In an age when personal philanthropy, often on a much larger scale, is all the rage, this tale is instructive.
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