Sentence examples for salutary attempt from inspiring English sources

In an effort to bring in more transparency into the sector, the [Indian] government has made a salutary attempt through a draft bill, the Model Real Estate (Regulation of Development) Bill, to bring into effect a real estate regulator.

The list was put together by Matisse himself, and if the results of the project, called "27 Artists in Crystal," were not always salutary, well, the attempt was audacious.

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.

It is salutary to note that in the published literature there have been four attempts at classifying HD and over 40 attempts at classifying NHL in the last 50 years.

But while the rest of the book traffics in anti-debt hysterics, Beck attempts to spin Reagan's debt-building as necessary, perhaps even salutary: 'It financed the Cold War military buildup that helped free the world from communism.'.

Even failed campaigns, such as Carl Icahn's recent attempt to win a seat on the board of Motorola, a troubled telecoms-equipment firm, have the salutary effect of telling managers that they are being watched.

It's quite another to conclude from that that attempting to engineer assassination of a foreign head of state is likely to have predictable and salutary effects.

The war followed more than a decade of growing estrangement between the British crown and a large and influential segment of its North American colonies that was caused by British attempts to assert greater control over colonial affairs after having long adhered to a policy of salutary neglect.

Salutary, though?

The debate is salutary.

A salutary lesson.