This is a profound change that creates much friction in the transitional phase.

And yet, in a time of profound scientific and technological change, they remain remarkably conventional.

It requires profound indigenous change that might take the better part of this century to produce.

Extremely profound experience.

Climate change poses a profound threat to our economic future, while low carbon growth promises decades of increased prosperity.

Many of these links were with British or American companies, which led to a profound change in business culture.

America needs profound soul searching.

This is a profound error.

Therein lies a profound contradiction.

And this is extremely profound.

Experience feelings of profound isolation.

And McCarthyism ... A profound hypocrisy.

That represents a profound change in Europe s financial environment, which Greek politicians, along with many economic analysts, still fail to understand.

But it's more profound than fun.

That is a deeply profound cartoon.

She fell into a profound sleep.

And much of the additional spending needs be made by households, driven by a profound change in social attitudes to energy efficiency.

The US has made profound missteps recently.

Now, this is a profound biological effect.

Reform has stalled amid profound political paralysis.

That made a profound impression on me.

That child fell into a profound sleep.

It had a profound effect on me.

Whatever is said in Latin seems profound.

Swami Dayananda Saraswati The profound journey of compassion

Some of these epidemics had profound economic consequences.

Selecting our children raises more profound ethical problems.

But one might conclude from the bizarre debates we engage in about climate change that what the world needs is a change in its political and psychological mood, rather than a profound social and economic transformation.

Today s explosion of conspiracy theories has been stoked by the same conditions that drove their acceptance in the past rapid social change and profound economic uncertainty.

In a profound way, they are all deeply conservative.

The implication of this position is profound and shocking.

Indeed, relations with China are Japan's most profound problem.

Finally, there is a profound moral issue at stake.

A look beyond the cordial rhetoric reveals profound differences.

A profound statement about the individual and the community.

There's a basic, profound acceleration of this evolutionary process.

And that's a very profound explosion of exponential growth.

But a much more profound re think is needed.

The recent election marked a profound break from the past.

He also proves his profound friendship for the Jewish state.

Any hesitation could have profound and irreparable consequences for him.

On November 23, 1654, Pascal had a profound religious experience.

And the social consequences, as we know, are incredibly profound.

We must answer profound questions about the way we live.

Internet studies in Russia have profound background and good history.