| It is believed that improved salubrity to this amount is really attainable, and that, too, by means easily within our reach. |
| He ensures that high salubrity and hygiene standards are continuously followed in the galley. |
| A survey of holiday advertisements suggests that a considerable hazard of sunstroke and sunburn is the popular notion of salubrity. |
| But Kellogg has always clung to the aura of salubrity that originated with the doctor. |
| In many cases, the conditions in which water is used appear to be at least as important as its quality and salubrity. |
| Bacteriological analyses of water quality were conducted at about ten coastal sites to determine the salubrity and safety of shellfish beds. |
