"The most profound damage Kinsey did was to kids," he says.
Plants treated with various phenols suffered profound damage to their chromosomes, changes in genes, and a striking number of mutations.
In April 2011, when the profound damage caused by the police bullet finally killed her, she died without knowing it.
Spending bills winding their way through the House threaten to do profound damage to the president's priorities.
Mohammad Khatami, the former president, called the trial an "unconstitutional" act that would do profound damage to public trust in Iran's system of government.
"The feeling is that the war on drugs has resulted in profound damage," said Paulo Teixeira, a Brazilian congressman sponsoring a bill to decriminalize the use of all drugs.
However justified it believes this war to be, it is a war that has done the cause of peace profound damage.
"I firmly believe that the level of trauma that asylum seekers have been subjected to has caused profound damage to nearly every single man, woman and child who has been arbitrarily interned in Nauru".
Iraq will be a central challenge — perhaps the central challenge — for whoever succeeds President Bush and has to repair the profound damage he has wrought with a war that should never have been fought and has been managed so ineptly.
"Only with these progressive changes will we start to address the profound damage caused to our housing system by policies like right to buy and the decades of underinvestment in affordable housing".
The planet would warm by searing 10C if all fossil fuels are burned, according to a new study, leaving some regions uninhabitable and wreaking profound damage on human health, food supplies and the global economy.
