Sentence examples for salutary at from inspiring English sources

THE twisted tale of Hwang Woo-suk, a once-feted but now-disgraced South Korean stem-cell researcher, is salutary at many levels.

This power to bring people together in a space of mutual encounter, even for the space of an uncomfortable commute, is especially salutary at a time when citydwellers everywhere sometimes feel as if we're hiving off from one another into distinct and mutually incomprehending clades.

"We'll get together, we'll talk, and my experience has been that's very salutary at NIH," says Gottesman.

(At one point, Gordon describes Jesus' renunciation of worldly comforts as a "salutary corrective at a time in which, not so long ago, the leader of the free world felt it right to suggest that the best response to tragedy is shopping").

But she has made her way well, aided in part by salutary experiences at the Marlboro Music Festival in Vermont.

One's response to her first complaint is "good," and to the second, "so: a bit of your own medicine; and salutary medicine at that - for everyone else".

Fantastic Mr Fox (Nuffield theatre, Southampton) learns a salutary lesson at the school of hard knocks in Roald Dahl's tale about a tail (loss of), friendship (need of) and greed (self-destructiveness of).

So Remain is apparently a racing certainty: so much so that the big gamblers are prepared to put down £60 in order to win £10 – something, I have to say (after a salutary experience at Ascot many years ago) I myself would never risk.

Alternatively, counter-regulatory neurohormonal mechanisms may have been stimulated at higher relaxin doses, thus overpowering the salutary responses observed at the lower doses.

Alternatively, counter-regulatory neurohormonal mechanisms may have been stimulated at higher relaxin doses, thus over-powering the salutary responses observed at the lower doses.

But I learned a salutary lesson while at the FSA, which is that consumer education can never substitute for an effective regulatory system that protects both consumers and the financial system.