Sentence examples for more profound importance from inspiring English sources

Of more profound importance, however, is what the ruling says about Congressional authority over the states.

Supporting a model for selective anteriograde transport based on membrane association is the more profound importance to GPI-anchored than TMD protein transport of Lag1p and CERT, which participate in glycolipid synthesis [18], [19].

These wine bars were often self-reverential, more consumed with the profound importance of the god Wine than with the simple pleasures of a glass of red.

It would be easy for a sceptic to argue that none of this sound and fury (except perhaps the H-bomb campaign) signifies anything more profound than the self-importance of the protagonists.

Studying the influence of Eastern music on European traditions is of profound importance, perhaps more today than ever before.

The acquisition of competence in Greek was of profound importance in More's intellectual development, and it provided the basis for his collaboration with Erasmus.

Lyon finished fourth, third and fifth in Ligue 1 under Garde and won the French Cup in 2012, but his importance is much more profound than league positions.

"Design is more profound, more holistic, more important".

The students working with Fenton, meanwhile, created a framework to more effectively reach conservative mothers about the profound importance of climate change.

Investigation to understand mutations is of significant importance to understanding even more profound underlying biological processes.

Even more than 100 years ago, Hiltner recognized the profound importance of the rhizosphere composition for plant health, growth and yield.