Sentence examples for a profound challenge from inspiring English sources

Achieving cooperation among competitors is a profound challenge.

That represents a profound challenge to Israel and its supporters.

WHY, according to this article, does it represent "a profound challenge on several fronts"?

Wilson thought that Trump posed a profound challenge for the future of the Republican party.

For Mr. Cameron's government — indeed for Britain — the rapidly worsening situation presented a profound challenge on several fronts.

Developing robust policies for complex systems is a profound challenge because of their nonlinear and unpredictable nature.

But there is a more profound challenge than whether we are a party of protest or a party of power.

But five, and counting since the economic meltdown, present a more profound challenge to prevailing assumptions and policies.

We also thought about the question of the soul having parts in this course as a rather profound challenge to methodology in any discipline.

He knew that quiet decency and careful, meticulous words posed a more profound challenge to his times than any wildness ever could.

But if the activism of the late 1960's signified a more profound challenge to the fabric of society, today's demonstrations -- focused, tolerated and relentlessly coordinated -- may be more efficient at achieving their goals.