Sentence examples for salubrious results from inspiring English sources

You could see the salubrious results immediately.

Brown as a berry and fit as a lass, living here even for a short time away from the cortex shriveling rays of Bushland can have salubrious results.

While that's a salubrious outcome for them, the grumbling will probably find its continuation among viewers.

Even Allen admits, "Perhaps in some way my relationship with Soon-Yi has had a salubrious effect.

Ms. Ephron — not exactly known for being a cockeyed optimist — even thinks that the site might have a salubrious effect on marriage in America.

Physical activity has been shown to have a salubrious effect on health and quality of life (Lee and Paffenbarger 2000).

While stress was traditionally understood to suppress the immune system and result in numerous pathologies [ 6, 87], more recent work suggests that acute stress can actually have salubrious consequences for the immune system, resulting in an enhanced response to pathogenic infection [ 55], whereas chronic stress suppresses the immune system with resulting changes in immunopathology [ 52, 55, 88].

The results have been just as salubrious.

As a result, Jimmy's developed a reputation as a salubrious meeting place where everyone was welcome a tradition it upholds to this day, when it serves as one of the most popular lunch spots in the Central district.

Another set of paired prints, William Hogarth's "Beer Street" and "Gin Lane," from 1751, contrasts the salubrious effects of good old-fashioned British beer with the drunken degeneracy resulting from that more recent Dutch invention, gin.

The resulting scene, in which a girl called Sonia experiences some of the least salubrious sex of her life in the upstairs room of the local social club, would be mildly disturbing if her suitors weren't so utterly hapless.