Sentence examples for introduce profound from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s, academics believed that technology would introduce profound changes for humankind, especially women.

"To desire to introduce profound changes in Chilean society obligates one to have broad political and social support, perhaps broader than President Allende had," he said.

In the longer term, the leaders preparing to take the helm at the Chinese Communist Party congress that starts next week will have to introduce profound changes to the economy in order to safeguard sustained growth, many analysts say.

The Lisbon treaty creates a legal basis for the EU itself (rather than member states) to ratify the CHR, which could possibly introduce profound changes to the EU's legal system.

They introduce profound changes in the organization, including the nature of problem-solving, bearing the potential to increase new product development performance beyond cost and lead time reduction.

For example in the case of onshore oil-producing areas, the presence of extractive industries can introduce profound societal changes (e.g. forced or voluntary relocation of indigenous populations, human rights abuses, conflicts, urbanisation) that impact on access to health care and on the build up of health systems.

The July 7 bombings of 2005 introduced profound suspicion of Islamic radicalism.

With that shift, the story introduces profound questions about the nature of culpability, punishment, and justice — and the assumptions we make about one another.

This shift introduces profound cultural disconnects in the way people use language to describe processes and products -- but the economics are tempting: drop those $60,000 to $100,000 salaries in favor of $10,000 to $15,000 ones.

From 2010 to 2012, three consecutive labor market reforms introduced profound changes in the collective bargaining system but they failed to address the problem of duality, see Bentolila et al.

DSM-5 [ 5] introduced profound and partially controversial changes of diagnostic criteria of various disorders [ 7- 9].