Sentence examples for Profound destruction from inspiring English sources

Profound destruction of the periodontium of an impacted tooth or adjacent teeth can occur.

Those remaining – who have nowhere else to go or feel pulled to their homes – go about their lives amid the profound destruction.

These deaths are not only from direct violence, but from water-borne illness, malaria, and a profound destruction of the healthcare infrastructure.

And though the tour was tightly choreographed, there was no hiding either the profound destruction from airstrikes and artillery barrages, or the fact that the fighting remains intense.

This is a guy who represents one of the best kinds of sports stories there is in the world: the rise from the bottom, the profound destruction of obstacles, the honest success story built by a foundation of hard work and loving parents.

Voicing various concerns, including claims that Capital was "overpaying" for the shopping centre and transferring control to Peel "while failing to extract a premium for it", the US group's chief executive, David Simon, said the company was "disappointed by the profound value destruction proposed to be inflicted on CSC and its shareholders".

The meningeal arteries in the brainstem and cerebellum were severely inflamed with neutrophil infiltration, often with profound vascular destruction (Fig. 1c).

Axial bone-window CT shows mass, invading mastoid air cells with signs of profound bone destruction of mastoid and temporo-mandibular joint Open image in new window Fig. 10 Squamous cell cancer of EAC.

Of course, if birds survive a hurricane, and somehow manage to find their way back home, they are then faced with profound habitat destruction that can persist for decades.

In addition to onychomadesis, our study found that HFMD patients with CA6 infection presented with more widespread skin lesions and more profound tissue destruction.

HFMD patients with CA6 infection experienced symptoms targeting a broader spectrum of skin sites and more profound tissue destruction, i.e., desquamation and nail abnormalities.