Sentence examples similar to salutary shift from inspiring English sources
Both the staff and the board members see some salutary effect in the somewhat shifted attitude of the Congress toward spending.
This is a significant and understandable shift, if hardly a salutary one.
'Smuggling isn't supposed to be happening so I am going to act against smuggling.' It's not an enormous strike by Grenville, but still, it certainly would have indicated to the colonists that this period of salutary neglect of colonial trade might be shifting into something else.
Our strategy to enhance neurogenesis towards neuronal replacement and recovery intends to shift this balance toward a more salutary environment, while minimizing negative factors.
Whatever the forces behind the shift, the effects are likely to be salutary.
People shifted uneasily in their seats, but it was a salutary reminder that crime – however pleasurable on the page – has grim consequences in the non-literary world.
Yes, it was a bleak and unrelenting, and a somewhat single-note, account of a time I recall as being one of shocking contrasts, of split-second shifts between joy and fear and despair, but, even so, it felt salutary and powerful.
But so long as we're talking about a shift in the target rate from 2% to around 3% or 4%, the debt effect should be a salutary one.Another case for inflation has been made with increasing vigour by Mr Krugman.
