Sentence examples for profound decisions from inspiring English sources

Today, executives are making profound decisions that reverberate well beyond their four walls.

The same luxury isn't an option for Cal, who will have to make profound decisions before the novel ends.

And then, in that state, doctors are asked to make serious and profound decisions, ones that may gravely affect the life of a human being.

These are always profound decisions, and I'm sure that, given the number of unknowns, other people might have made other choices.

This newest step in Mr. Venter's research brings a fresh urgency to the debate — and the need for some profound decisions.

When Mr. Putin later met with the families of the Kursk crew, he hinted that profound decisions on the reconstruction of Russia's armed forces had been made.

On 7 May, as this country makes a profound decision about its future, we hope Britain turns to Labour.

"This is a much more profound decision than communities are usually asked to make," Weatherill said on Monday.

Not to answer these questions is to make a profound decision, by default, about our own prospects for the future.

Gov. George W. Bush has written that "by far the most profound" decision he or any governor can make is whether to proceed with an execution.

"It's a profound decision for anyone to undertake and it especially becomes significant for a single mother of two young daughters," Mr. Kaplan said.