The implications are profoundly unsettling.
And when a large portion of the male population in areas built around these industries find themselves out of work, the social implications can be profoundly damaging and not just for men.
This has profoundly disturbing implications.
"Tampering with money has always had profoundly political implications," Mr. Greenspan said.
The Antiguan prime minister, Baldwin Spencer, made a televised speech last night in which he said the charges have "profoundly serious implications" but urged people not to panic.
Benjamin approached every genre as a kind of laboratory for his lifelong investigations into language, philosophy, and art, and his ideas on these subjects are so original, and so radical in their implications, that they remain profoundly challenging today, more than sixty-five yeafterfter his death.
Richard Leacock — who died today at the age of eighty-nine — is one of the most important documentary filmmakers ever, because he understood, profoundly, the implications of his materiel and sought to expand the range of the medium by shooting in synchronous sound at a time when such a thing was not done.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Richard Leacock — who died today at the age of eighty-nine — is one of the most important documentary filmmakers ever, because he understood, profoundly, the implications of his materiel and sought to expand the range of the medium by shooting in synchronous sound at a time when such a thing was not done.
We argue that both resilience definitions and uses are appropriate in psychology and psychiatry, but although the differences are subtle, the implications and uses are profoundly different.
Speaking at Glasgow University, Mr Hunt said it was a "material fact" that Russia had tried to "subvert democracy", the implications of which were "profoundly disturbing".
