Sentence examples for the same salutary from inspiring English sources
Sit-ups and push-ups, jogging around the track "to stay in shape," lifting weights, tossing around a medicine ball do not have the same salutary effect produced by competition.
Seeing that outsiders have intervened to stop the butchery and, by extension, to remove the tyrant from power in one Arab country, why should they not dish out the same salutary treatment to Syria and Mr Assad?In this section Sticky patch or meltdown?
It's both a heart-warming tale of recovery and, as it topped both the fiction and the non-fiction charts at the same time, a salutary reminder that you can never rely on an addict to tell the whole truth.
"In the interests of justice, the identification of an arrestee as the perpetrator of some heinous crime may have the salutary effect of freeing a person wrongfully imprisoned for the same offense," Justice Kennedy wrote.
Just the same, neither he nor anyone else at Dong-ah could deny the strangely salutary effect the relationship had on Duk-koo.
The difficulties faced in union by Henry Paul and Iestyn Harris are a salutary reminder that not every league superstar will make quite the same impact as Jason Robinson.
But it was a salutary first lesson in something that has become very clear to me: performing at 49 is not the same as performing at 29.
Parents and exercise scientists (who, not infrequently, are the same people) have known for a long time that physical activity helps young people to settle and pay attention in school or at home, with salutary effects on academic performance.
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.
The poor result for Alice Through the Looking Glass is a salutary lesson that just because audiences embraced one film doesn't necessarily mean they desire to see another featuring the same characters.
The lessons from the Balkans are salutary.
