Sentence examples for salutary start from inspiring English sources
The president credited his predecessor with a "salutary" start a year ago when President Bush ordered a more organized approach to sharing nonsecret terrorism information with local governments.
The experience induces a buzzing, somehow salutary state of mind.
"It's salutary to remember that when Salt started expanding its list, it did so in a climate where a lot of very good poets were finding it hard to get first collections out," said Evans-Bush. "Several of us had been students of Michael Donaghy and I know he was demoralised, seeing us not getting ahead.
Whatever happens in the end, it's a salutary example of the unforeseen wrinkles once governments start rescuing private companies.
Salutary lesson: Never board trains first or last.
Secondly, with the end of the phoney war and the start of the campaign proper, it is salutary to recall just how greatly the odds are stacked against a Tory breakthrough to win a bare overall majority, the Conservatives need a poll lead of around 11 points.
He made the film at a moment when the history of Hollywood movies was undergoing a salutary reëvaluation thanks to the French New Wave and its American tributaries, starting with Peter Bogdanovich and Andrew Sarris.
It ought to be a salutary lesson for Russia, too that the two entities that emerged after Georgia started fighting to recover territory, now described as South Ossetia and Abkhazia, have only been recognized by a risible number of countries.
The four-phase string of elections that started in mid-April and ended on Sunday provided a spasm of salutary shocks and reminders.
Although public awareness of the dangers of smoking is widespread and public health measures such as public building smoking restrictions and increased cigarette taxes have had salutary effects on smoking rates, dependence on nicotine, the major psychoactive component in tobacco, induces most people who start smoking to continue to smoke in spite of their wish to quit [2].
