Sentence examples for salutary side from inspiring English sources

Politically, the Constitutional option would have a salutary side effect.

Botaxes may have the salutary side effect of slowing this relentless perfectionism.

The mayor said his motivation was to save the town some money by consolidating elections in an even-numbered year, a move that would have the salutary side effect, he said, of increasing voter turnout in local elections.

I know, I know, Gateshead is not the same place as Newcastle but, standing on the Quayside of the latter, you can take in a panorama of the former that has salutary lessons for both sides of the Tyne.

Curle hopes the whole salutary experience can aid his side's play-off ambitions.

It is salutary to realise that the sides providing us with a grand conclusion to the Premier League were also-rans.

In parallel, it is salutary to be reminded that the other side has a point too.

True, Gordon D'Arcy should have taken him, and O'Driscoll was always on a bit of a loser, off-balance and coming from the side, but it was a salutary reminder that this was going to be a tough adieu.

But South Manchester's agenda offers a salutary reminder that when we get to the other side of the present difficulties, and the fiscal deficit is cleared, the huge challenge presented by global warming will still be there.

Asked what single action might do most to reduce its income, he suggests that equalising diesel taxes on both sides of the border would have a salutary effect because it would cut smuggling.It is possible that Sinn Fein might mature into a legitimate nationalist party: were it ever to be considered as a potential partner in a coalition government, it would have to.

To be sure, Kennedy reflects the less salutary aspects of the Reagan legacy as well, and that side of his character was also on display last week.