Several of our year-round events are nonprofit-based or have a profound nonprofit affiliation.
The affiliation "has profound implications for American media", the letter reads.
For the enterprise, the implication of these new online affiliations is profound: to succeed in the digital environment, businesses should view their target customers in a new way, that is, as members of Digital Tribes.
Working across the borders of media history, the sociology of literature, print culture, and literary studies, Donal Harris draws out the profound institutional, economic, and aesthetic affiliations between modernism and American magazine culture.
When the war broke out, his already profound relationship with Syrians of all affiliations deepened further.
At HIP, he was a trusted advisor to CEO Anthony L. Watson during a period of profound change in the firm, culminating with the affiliation with GHI to form EmblemHealth earlier this year.
However, in the case of viruses with small genomes, such as ssDNA viruses, horizontal gene transfer had not been characterized in comparable detail although given the small number of genes, it is expected to have a more profound effect on the genetic "identity" (and taxonomic affiliation) of the small viruses.
TRIBUTE TO MARSHALL Calls Affiliation of Factions in Rebuilding Palestine an Event of Profound Significance.
"If what we want socially is a pattern of relations in which a plurality of diverse and overlapping affiliations work for a common good, and in which groups of serious and profound conviction are not systematically faced with the stark alternatives of cultural loyalty or state loyalty, it seems unavoidable," he said.
Regardless of party affiliation, the majority of Americans are looking to their leaders for answers to a simple yet profound question: What will you do to restore broad economic prosperity to this country?
