Sentence examples for more profound debate from inspiring English sources

On a deeper level, however, is another, more profound debate.

The political furore this week over the Airports Commission's recommendation to expand Heathrow has obscured a more profound debate about aviation's weakest flank: the environment.

Political debate was much more profound and philosophical than nowadays.

But the debate now unfolding raises a more profound constitutional dilemma than the one Congress addressed in 1973.

His attack on the privilege of the College of Physicians and the exclusivity of medical knowledge was overt, but the debate he engendered also tapped into more profound changes taking place in medical philosophy during this time.

But once the incendiary flourishes are stripped away, the actual foreign policy differences between the two seem more a matter of degree and tone than the articulation of a profound debate about the course of America in the world today.

And the consequences will be far more profound than any midterm election results or any of the grand debates now raging 24/7 over the parameters of tolerance, religious freedom, and the real estate gospel of location, location, location.

But failure to mend the errors in the present system might have more profound consequences for global prosperity than the issues the candidates are debating.

Or more profound?

The impact is more profound.

Probably more profound, too.