"In fact, something more profound was taking place; institutional racism played a big part in this crisis". Well-known factors contributing to the foreclosure crisis, such as leveraged financing, overbuilding, collapse of home prices and a poorly regulated mortgage market, were compounded by Hispanic and black racial segregation, the authors concluded.
In fact, they are more profound.
In fact, there's an even more profound goal, which is to unify data not only from marketing channels but across all the company's customer touch points, including customer service, logistics/delivery and repair/maintenance.
In fact, it could be even more profound than that, as through all of history we have consumed visual content through a rectangle (from stone tablets, to cinema, to smartphones, etc).
In fact, it could be even more profound than that, as through all of history we have consumed visual content through a rectangle (from stone tablets, to cinema, to smartphones, etc). and AR is the first medium that is completely unbound.
In fact, the transformation is even more profound, challenging the antitax politics that have dominated national politics since 1980.
While some deny the fact of climate change, the more profound conflict is over the impacts of climate change, and what to do about those impacts.
In fact, their gravitational pull is much more profound, and should be recognized in a much broader way when we consider what it means to build state legitimacy.
In fact, protection from disease progression was more profound in Rip2−/− mice than in Nod1−/− or Nod2−/− mice, which is consistent with the likely redundant roles of NOD1 and NOD2.
For aerosols, the regional effects are more profound because of the fact that they get removed from the atmosphere very efficiently.
