Sentence examples for Profound measure of from inspiring English sources

Of those, 42.8 percent, or 5.4 million people, have been out of work for more than six months, a profound measure of personal suffering and economic decline.

In Dreyfus, I found a man who possessed profound measures of both.

What happened in Manhattan six summers ago required its country's artists to dig deep, to summon the most profound measures of their craft.

Treatment with PL alone led to a measurable induction of cell death, whereas concomitant treatment with PL and CQ resulted in the most profound measured levels of cell death in all tested cell lines.

The results yielded a profound, quantified measure of the PI fluorescence and thus of the cell injury in the slices.

Rigorous teacher evaluations will give reformers a profound measuring tool.

As for what should be done, Fernandez recommended profound measures.

The result of this union is satire of a very special kind, in which vice or folly is regarded not so much with scorn as with profound dismay and a measure of tragic sympathy.

There's profound irony, and a measure of justice, in that.

That analogy is a measure of the profound and enduring difficulties in the war in Afghanistan, which this year became more deadly for Americans than the Iraq conflict.

The story turns on her decision, at a moment of profound powerlessness, to exercise some measure of control over her circumstances by vowing that no more Russian soldiers will sleep with her without her consent.