Sentence examples for Profound damage from inspiring English sources

"The most profound damage Kinsey did was to kids," he says.

Plants treated with various phenols suffered profound damage to their chromosomes, changes in genes, and a striking number of mutations.

In April 2011, when the profound damage caused by the police bullet finally killed her, she died without knowing it.

Spending bills winding their way through the House threaten to do profound damage to the president's priorities.

The precise circumstances in each incident differed, but what all of them had in common was the profound damage they left behind.

Usually, the disease does not show its symptoms until individuals are in their 60s, by which time it has already done profound damage to the brain.

If prolonged it leads to profound damages in the myocardium.

We are already seeing profound damages from global warming, and the situation is likely to worsen rapidly.

Thus can a board inflict more-profound damage on a corporation than its most ferocious competitor or regulator.

As the hypercalcemia becomes more profound, organ damage occurs, including possible damage to bones as well as severe kidney damage.

We aimed to determine, in a heterogenous critically ill population, whether baseline profound alveolar damage or conductive airway damage has clinical respiratory impact one month after intensive care admittance.