Sentence examples for how salutary from inspiring English sources

Finally he makes a condescending argument about how salutary it would be for readers to work harder to figure out for themselves what's true and what's invented.

To the Editor: At first glance, one might applaud the diminished growth of health spending, but the article raises serious questions over the long term about how salutary this slowdown might be.

The study, Dr. Yan says, "improves our understanding of how exercise has salutary impacts on health".

But how gripping, and salutary, it would be to discover how much every one of one's friends, acquaintances, enemies made last year.

Watching families divided by war being reunited last week for the first time in decades was a salutary reminder of how long, and ultimately how futile, those battles had been.

He also gave us a salutary fable, showing how vital that new arrival's contribution might be — how it might enrich a culture that extends back before even forgotten Anglo-Saxon chiefs — when good will prevails.

For me, it was a salutary lesson in how strong the bond between my own children really was and how much more sensitive I should have been to the change a child leaving would make to her siblings in the first place.

But her book is a salutary example of how traders who believe they are super-smart might be nothing more than lucky, and how there is nothing so intoxicating as the ability to speculate with other people's money.

This was a salutary reminder of how badly they have failed to do so.

The Trafigura case provides a salutary example of how the system has gone wrong.

The opening chapter of this excellent thriller is a salutary warning of how fragile civilised life can seem.