Sentence examples for a profound step from inspiring English sources

In another sense, however, this was a profound step.

He added that Labour's proposal to lower fees to £6,000 was a "profound step away from sustainability".

Conceding defeat would be a profound step to take in a country more reverent of its military history than perhaps any other in Europe.

The experience of viewing the corpse of a loved one is a profound step toward a sense of closure - an experience that many of the bereaved, in this event, will probably never have.

For such a profound step, the General Synod will have to support the legislation to create women bishops by a majority of two-thirds.

But to take such a profound step, each of the Synod's three houses - representing bishops, clergy and lay people - needed to support legislation to create women bishops by a majority of two-thirds.

However, corticospinal neurons are active during simple locomotion and exhibit a profound step-related modulation in the cat [ 6– 8].

This latter aspect represents a fact perhaps partly overlooked when developing rating scales; that is, the profound step that is taken when transforming words (qualitative descriptors) into numbers (quantities) that typically are treated as linear measures.

However, before we can ever begin to follow any rules or advice, we must absolutely implement this one simple, yet so profound step.

Suicide is not a casual behavior; for all that it may entail impulsivity, it is also a profound and momentous step for which many people don't have the force of will.

But it is a profound and important step the world's nations can take responsibility for, right now, toward disarming criminals actively perpetrating genocide.