President Bush's decision to relate the war on terrorism to World War II is offensive to those who fought in that war and also profoundly dangerous ("Addressing Cadets, Bush Sees Parallel to World War II," news article, June 3).
The book fails, quite profoundly, to address the existential challenges that these places without placeness will trigger.
Equally, the role of religion in forming attitudes and behaviour can be profoundly important in addressing the causes and effects of poverty.
The Wall Street bailouts, the caving to insurance and pharmaceutical interests in health care reform, the ability of coal companies to stop Congress from addressing even profoundly important questions like global warming leads most to the view that it isn't reason or even constituent politics that determines what Congress does or doesn't do.
But without a contempt citation, they fail to adequately address profoundly troubling behavior by a powerful agency and to deter that conduct in the future.
And Obama, seemingly reflecting his own internal tensions, responded in kind by delivering a profoundly contradictory address on almost all counts–structurally, thematically, tonally and substantively.
Assessing transitions as well as end states - In addressing transitions, emerging technologies could profoundly change the assumptions that underlie biofuel LCAs.
The question should be, do women have profoundly differing financial needs that high street banks are structurally incapable of addressing?
Howard Liebman's work addressing Educational Trauma with our nation's oldest, and most profoundly affected by criminal justice, is kind and respectful to their unique perspective.
This is not, by any stretch of the imagination, a particularly extreme or challenging piece of music – it's a ballad with a beautiful, lambent melody and profoundly moving lyrics that address a universal theme.
Although all of the justices understood that Roe addressed a profoundly important question, none of them imagined that it would later become a flashpoint of American politics or that it would continue to shape those politics for decades to come.
