Sentence examples for more profound changes than from inspiring English sources

Lowering greenhouse gas emissions by changing food production processes results in more profound changes than teaching consumers to make environmentally correct choices.

Other disruptive technologies -- the introduction of electricity, for example -- introduced even more profound changes than did the Internet.

Research has consistently demonstrated that it is often a stressful event and brings about more profound changes than any other developmental stage of the family life-cycle [ 2- 4].

The question in China is not whether there is a youth movement, but what to do about the older workers, who increasingly find themselves without a place in the new economy.Seen this way, the ascendancy of youth in China implies an even more profound change than in America.

As suggested by the literature more profound changes have been observed for RRs than for APAs [ 14].

Others want to make more profound changes.

But there are more profound changes set in train.

Tackling them will require a far more profound change to policy than the measures the Chancellor announced today.

"I honestly think we're seeing a more profound change, for mapmaking, than the switch from manuscript to print in the Renaissance," says the University of London cartographic historian Jerry Brotton.

Disavowal of all violence on moral or religious grounds requires a more profound change (hence, evokes greater resistance) than personal disengagement from violence (e.g. on the grounds that one has done one's share) while condoning it for others (Kruglanski et al., 2013; Reinares, 2011).

Eliminating the 60-vote filibuster on legislation would be a much more profound change to the functioning of government than today's actions on appointments will be.