Sentence examples for profound developments from inspiring English sources

Some of the most profound developments in human rights arose from mass participation in democratic structures and non-violent protest.

Yet Brian says that we don't need to look to the cutting edge of science for the most profound developments in reproductive medicine.

Some historians and many Catholics assign him a starring role in one of the most profound developments of the 20th century.

The ability of children to suddenly see the funny side, Dr Addyman believes, acts to highlight much more profound developments going on deep inside their brains.

Although individual policies have been important, it's Brazil's broader politics that have enabled a more profound development transformation.

The amplification and consolidation of this power through explicit financial deals between "freedom movement" institutions and conservative talk-radio superstars is a potentially profound development in American politics.

Perhaps the most profound development of 2013, in the long run, will turn out to have been an intellectual one: the realization that U.S. economic power is in decline.

This paper seems to imply that there's some low-hanging fruit in development – that these cash infusions might have profound development consequences, and might be underutilized as a development tool.

5. Perhaps the most profound development of 2013, in the long run, will turn out to have been an intellectual one: the realization that U.S. economic power is in decline.

But the way economics has developed... it has cut loose from history, even from the history of economics, let alone the history of economies... the loss of the past, of the sense of history is a very profound development".

However, a new redefinition of landscape architecture needs to be questioned in order to achieve profound development of landscape architecture as a concept.