Sentence examples for profound challenge from inspiring English sources

Achieving cooperation among competitors is a profound challenge.

That represents a profound challenge to Israel and its supporters.

WHY, according to this article, does it represent "a profound challenge on several fronts"?

Climate change represents the most profound challenge humanity has ever collectively faced.

Wilson thought that Trump posed a profound challenge for the future of the Republican party.

For Mr. Cameron's government — indeed for Britain — the rapidly worsening situation presented a profound challenge on several fronts.

But five, and counting since the economic meltdown, present a more profound challenge to prevailing assumptions and policies.

Perhaps the most profound challenge to religion came with Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species (1859).

Developing robust policies for complex systems is a profound challenge because of their nonlinear and unpredictable nature.

This is posing a much more profound challenge: it's a novel in conceived form written on bespoke software".

But there is a more profound challenge than whether we are a party of protest or a party of power.