Sentence examples for profound degradation from inspiring English sources

Theocratic thugs raped women activists – "to break the political will of the victims through profound degradation".

This sudden and profound degradation compares to average bed elevation increases of 2.4 cm a− 1 prior to the engineering works.

A first complaint was filed on 4 February after a letter from CCMM in which the movement was labelled as a cult, with the following definition: "Groups whose activities have on others for result a notable mental manipulation of minds, a profound degradation of the human person, managing to make people lose all critical sense in locking them in intellectual ghettos".

Possibly, the improved action of the mutants allows a slightly more profound degradation of the parenchyma cells that form the cortex of wheat straw.

Despite cell hypertrophy, HF led to a profound degradation of the T-tubule system in all groups of cells, decreasing the proportion of structured myocytes and reducing the T-tubule density in both LA and RA.

SD patients suffer from a profound degradation of semantic knowledge following progressive bilateral atrophy focused on anterior, inferolateral cortex (Hodges et al. 1992; Bozeat et al. 2000; Mummery et al. 2000).

Since its inception, the initiative has drawn attention to the many policy decisions that have contributed to the region's profound environmental degradation.

Northern Ethiopian Highlands, including Guna-Tana watershed, have experienced profound natural resources degradation which are resulted from coupled natural and anthropogenic factors.

Although light exposure did not show profound effect on biodiesel degradation, slight significant difference was observed in degradation level between the Jatropha biodiesel kept in light and in dark.

Natural and human factors exert a profound impact on the degradation of rangelands, human effects being the most significant factor in increasing the severity of deterioration.

Neutrophils are short-lived multinuclear white blood cells that have a profound role in ECM degradation and are responsible for several diseases characterized by severe damage of tissue structure [ 51- 53].