Salutary in a sentence

Nevertheless, in an age when modern faith in the powers of tech threatens to eclipse ethical reservations over its implementation, the Pensées’ focus on the unique “grandeur and misery” of human life offers a salutary reminder of what is at stake.

The robodebt royal commission had been intended to act as a salutary lesson to senior public servants that they would be terminated and or sanctioned for illegal activity.

Wednesday offer a salutary warning to those ejected from the Premier League.

As ever, it is salutary to realise what an “immense amount” of power rested in the hands of a very few (male) individuals.

He hoped the defendant had learned a "very salutary lesson" and handed down six penalty points along with fines totalling £250.

He told the court: "It is a salutary lesson to all those who peddle the myth that cannabis is not a dangerous drug.

Meaning there was much in the past year that was not salutary and in fact was “false”; and this we must replace with what is true.

To sit by a roaring fire – or even a whispering fire – contemplating a chessboard has to be the most salutary wintry pastime.

That’s a salutary development, but going forward, public policy needs to address all the perverse incentives embedded in current law.

This upgrade had a salutary effect on the speed of trains, now cut by almost half an hour time to cover the Jhajha-DDU stretch.

Furman University is one of those salutary institutions of higher education who have examined their past in a successful effort to better their future.

Since he died F1 has made greater strides towards safety but recent events have served as salutary reminders that the sport remains dangerous enough without taking chances with the weather.

Since he died F1 has made greater strides towards safety, but recent events have served as salutary reminders that the sport remains dangerous enough without taking chances with the weather.

But a pair of bright young assistants, quarterbacks coach Zac Taylor and passing game coordinator Shane Waldron, are thought of as the “next McVays” and could have a salutary effect on the Bengals offense.

For Lenovo, the past four years provide a salutary lesson for those seeking a trade war over IP: that even buying patents and copyrights fair and square will not give you a lead in the cut-throat global tech market.

It was also salutary of the sincere effort of the incumbent government to have successfully addressed the safety and security issues raised by the aviation ministry.

Mutombo said that coming from a conflict-ridden country convinced him of the salutary power of sport, and allowed him relate to politically troubled places.

So here’s the thread which is a salutary lesson for some and maybe a reminder for some others.

A reorganization was essential and the immediate economic results were salutary.

For Russia he predicted a violent outburst in the near future, but Russia's lack of democratic traditions and the backwardness of her masses made it impossible for the revolution to have a salutary effect.