Sentence examples for profound causes from inspiring English sources

But the Conservatives' lamentable standing in the polls has more profound causes than Mr. Hague's charisma deficit.

This is why I keep saying that efforts to blame energy inertia on disinformation campaigns are a distraction from more profound causes.

But the region's problems have two other profound causes: its messy history, and a chronic failure of government.Devilishly complex ethnic divisions, within and between republics; ancient but persistent grudges; a Babel of languages; clan-based sub-rivalries; war with Russia, from the tsars to Vladimir Putin, Russia's current president: such is the historical inheritance of the north Caucasus.

It has profound causes and requires profound remedies".

Thus our ignorance about bodies has more profound causes than our ignorance about the primary qualities of a body's constituent corpuscles.

Bergson starts out by showing that the only way in which the two senses of life may be reconciled (without being collapsed) is to examine real life, the real evolution of the species, that is, the phenomenon of change and its profound causes.

All three party leaders have profound cause for concern.

A more profound cause of the current malaise relates to the ways in which French elites are recruited and trained.

"You could get behind in the dehydration game, with the effects of alcohol and the more profound cause of dehydration: sweating".

Whatever the cause, the positive impact on public safety has been profound, causing public officials, including agriculture and health departments, initially opposed to the idea of sterilizing and releasing dogs to now embrace it.

On behalf of the 2.6 billion people in need of a simple toilet, we urge you to learn more and drive awareness of this incredibly basic and profound cause.