Sentence examples for further profound from inspiring English sources
This is a very powerful principle, with many further profound consequences, and is one of the foundation stones of the Standard Model of particle physics¹.
Palliative corrections to them and also transition modeling can have a further profound solution impact.
So, a further profound study is very interesting, which may call for some new mathematical methods, and even new mathematical theories.
Indeed, owing to the great difficulties, the authors only provide in [17] the stability criterion in which the nonlinear p-Laplace items play roles in the case of 1 < p < 2. So a further profound study is very interesting, which may call for some new mathematical methods, and even new mathematical theories.
Such question will require further profound research and will help to elucidate the mechanisms underlying Leishmania infection.
Further, profound differences in uptake rates between socio-economic groups have emerged in countries adopting screening (Weller et al, 2007; Deutekom et al, 2009).
Here is an occasion for further and profound thanks, as both the interpretation space and the shop are offered but not imposed on you.
In doing so it suggests two further and profound political and ethical questions — what is a good education?
Although tireless efforts to deliver humanitarian assistance continue, without an all-inclusive political solution and a broader peace-building framework for promoting social cohesion, the crisis will deteriorate further, with profound consequences and impact on the most vulnerable, especially children.
Not only is the science behind the climate-change forecast solid, the report found, but the risks to future generations from further inaction are profound.
The anti-Semitism is lazy, state-sponsored, and thus vilely automatic, whereas Shylock's anti-Christianity, stoked by years of grievous harm, glows privately within him, occasionally breaking open like a burning coal, and in Antonio's last commandment (that the Jew become a Christian) you glimpse a vista of further and more profound humiliation.
