| It will in all probability become a place of the first consequence, notwithstanding the insalubrity of its climate, and the dreadful tempests it is subject to in winter. |
| But this richness of the soil is counterbalanced by the insalubrity of the climate. |
| Yet, notwithstanding its insalubrity, it is constantly increasing in population and business importance. |
| He fell a victim to the insalubrity of the climate, and his army, decimated by sickness, sailed back to France. |
| An argument against this, however, is that following the Civil War the South did experience considerable migration from the North despite its reputation for insalubrity. |
| The insalubrity of the climate, the summer and autumn of the year 1809 being unusually sickly. |
