Sentence examples for how profound an effect from inspiring English sources

But we're also very paranoid about how profound an effect you can have on your children if you're not careful".

"I got it and I want to tell you how profound an effect that has had in my life," Mr. Mellis told a gathering of union leaders in Albany on Wednesday.

And we may not know for years just how profound the effect is".

A recent study on smoking showed just how profound these effects can be.

We were surprised how profound the effects were".

The lead researcher Prof Ruslan Medzhitov, of the Yale School of Medicine in the US, said: "We were surprised at how profound the effects of feeding were, both positive and negative.

"We didn't know how these profound effects were produced.

But beyond that, it is almost impossible to know, with any certainty, how the majority of such interventions affected various children and particularly difficult to know how permanent or profound the effect has been.

Polydomy has the potential to have a profound effect on how a colony relates to the environment (Debout et al. 2007; Van Wilgenburg and Elgar 2007; Cook et al. 2013; Ellis and Robinson 2014).

Mrs. MacPhee said that for her, surrogacy was a transformative and fulfilling experience that "has had a profound effect on how I view myself as a person and has resulted in a closer relationship with my children and my husband as well.

The book also had a profound effect how later research has been conducted, and has been cited in hundreds of studies and books.