Sentence examples for To be salutary from inspiring English sources

Punishment, like rehabilitation, is meant to be salutary, not vindictive.

It's with respect to the female roles that recent Mamet revivals have proved to be salutary revaluations.

The Swiss experience, over the next couple of years, may turn out to be salutary and chastening for a Britain and a Cameron government mulling its European options.

It may be salutary to recall how Indira Gandhi's order for troops to attack the Golden Temple, where Sikh militants were holed up, not only failed to subdue the militants but triggered a wave of violence, including her assassination.

IN THESE days of fever in Washington, it can be salutary to travel into the middle of the other, quieter America: say, to Hastings, Nebraska.

These days, it would be salutary to know.

It can be salutary to shoot from the hip and Mr Sheehan scores some palpable hits.

With the parsing of Mr. Singh's decisions and their likely consequences now solidly under way, it would be salutary to remind ourselves that the measures are, in fact, relatively modest.

Perhaps it would be salutary to remind physicians periodically of the finest traditions of their calling embodied in the Hippocratic oath, including the joy of healing the sick who seek their help.

While Castro may be rightly criticised for executing Batista supporters, even those guilty of torture and multiple murder, it may be salutary to remember that back then, in 1959, Britain executed people accused of a single murder.

While agreeing, at least in principal, that it would be salutary to find a successor, Mr. Wagner has taken the view that the vote should not constitute any sort of ultimatum, or even encouragement, for him to step down.