Sentence examples for a set of profound from inspiring English sources

The central bankers have succeeded at getting us past a set of profound threats to human well-being, for now at least.

Aren't you in the same territory as Michael Gove? A: I think I'm not in the same territory because I have a set of profound concerns with Michael Gove's approach to this.

Higher doses could also be considered in a setting of profound lymphocytopenia.

Journey allows the player to move through a set of landscapes profound in their audio and visual beauty with no instruction, but with the momentum, disorientation and hope that emerge from any journey in life.

Like the telescope, some also have the aura of having once been handled for profound purposes: a set of brass compasses in a battered black case are said to have been used by Michelangelo.

He continued to face the truth, above all in his self-portraits – a set of pictures which constitute, arguably, the most profound meditation on ageing in all art history.

The analysis provided above describes a set of scientific and social shifts that have profound consequences for food policies and individual food practices in their particular connections of gene regulation to social regulation.

The current practices, which rest on a set of federal and state court rulings, have several profound flaws, Mr. Gaulkin found.

Moving from the logic of the market which is passing from a set of contracts to a set of relations (Bruni 2008), a profound rethinking of the business models is required.

Profound association between intrinsic disorder and various human diseases is determined by a set of unique structural and functional characteristics of IDPs and IDRs.

The 20-minute piece is a setting of Walt Whitman's profound and revealing account of attending to wounded soldiers as a nurse during the Civil War.