Sentence examples for salutary articles from inspiring English sources
A September 14 , 1789letter from Madison to Edmund Pendleton reports: The Senate have sent back the plan of amendments with some alternations, which strike, in my opinion, at the most salutary articles.
R. J. Heald: Botched nose jobs: Lancet article delivered salutary warning (anag. less an).
But the number of negative comments my article attracted was a salutary reminder, were one needed, that we still live in a world where wanting Jane Austen's picture on a banknote is regarded as incendiary, and that not everyone agrees.
It's salutary to note that the last two news articles I read were about sweeping Arts Council cuts from literary bodies and a huge planned expansion of nuclear power in the UK - and that no one seems to be doing anything about it.
The country's hard-currency reserves are barely $12 billion, making a default on its foreign debt all too likely.The best anyone can hope for is that the current mess may prove a salutary shock to those who caused it, especially the tycoons (see article) who, along with regional bosses, now hold most of the real power in Russia.
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.
As one who has long followed the ups and downs of Shostakovich's reputation in this country, I found Richard Taruskin's article ["Casting a Great Composer as a Fictional Hero," March 5] a salutary corrective to recent attempts to depict him as the artistic conscience of the 20th century.
As other articles in this special edition of the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene relate, so far the salutary and criminal dimensions of the medicine trade appear inseparable in some cases with deadly results.
The lead article posted there today — "Ms. Magazine Trashes Iron ManNo2': No Wonder America Loves It," by Leigh Scott — opens with the author's salutary reminder of what's at stake when a studio puts out a movie: "For most of the American Revolution, the bold patriots who demanded liberty were at a disadvantage".
