Unless it is correctly early with hearing aids, such loss can lead to profound difficulties with speech and language.
These symptoms can range anywhere from "mild headaches, to profound difficulties with memory and concentration".
Japanese who are captured in Iraq will, despite their good intentions, create profound difficulties for themselves and their families.
Doctors who perform late-term abortions have wrestled with the profound difficulties of fetal personhood; they have arguably done so to a greater extent than anyone else.
Experts suggest that Russia's economy is now facing profound difficulties, despite two massive stabilisation funds accumulated during the booming oil years.
Instead, epidemics always involve interactions among genes, ecology, climate and human behavior, presenting profound difficulties for scientists trying to tease apart the contributing factors.
Severe damage to the hippocampus results in profound difficulties in forming new memories.
In our sample, 48% of HIV-positive adults experienced health-related financial difficulties, while 23% reported profound difficulties in obtaining food, water, fuel, and transportation (Heymann, 2006).
In hundreds of experiments it has been shown that when two targets are presented within a rapid stream of non-targets (i.e., distractors), most individuals demonstrate a profound difficulty to report the second target (T2) when presented within 200 500 ms after the first (T1).
But with that liberation came profound difficulties.
Among our most profound difficulties is making them work together.
