Sentence examples for of the profound changes from inspiring English sources
FleishmanHillard is, of course, not the only agency reassessing its operations in light of the profound changes in marketing and media.
In I Saw Ramallah, by Mourid Barghouti (Anchor, $12), a Palestinian poet describes his return to the West Bank in 1996 after 30 years in exile, and his impressions of the profound changes -- emotional, political and physical -- in his homeland.
Through the various voices contained in two upper-middle-class households, she combines a galloping plot with a quiet understanding of the profound changes heralded by the death of Queen Victoria.
This county, with a population of about 7,500, illustrates in microcosm some of the profound changes that have transformed much of the nation's welfare system since President Clinton signed a landmark welfare law on Aug. 22, 1996.
It is this fear that has sustained an outdated foreign policy in the Persian Gulf, one that is still founded on containing Iran at all costs -- regardless of the profound changes taking place in its government and society through the work of reformist politicians who are fighting for wider powers for the elected Parliament and greater freedom for the populace.
If the new rule is enacted, it will be a major success for animal welfare groups, a grave disappointment for some scientists and another sign of the profound changes over the last half-century in the way animals are used and imagined in science and popular culture.
The automotive industry is an example of the profound change wrought by digital, said Laura Schwab, marketing director at Jaguar Land Rover.
It's largely the result of the profound change in women's financial and social status over the past half century.
But the tone and substance of everything he said was proof of the profound change that's about to take place.
The sheer presence of significant numbers of blacks in positions of political authority was as much the cause as the consequence of the profound change in white political attitudes.
A collection of essays about the profound changes in Europe during the last decade of the 20th century.
