Sentence examples for profound disparity from inspiring English sources

This reveals "a profound disparity, a profound conflict between the two agencies," says William Simmons, an attorney who attended the arguments today.

Young said KIND has seen a shift downward in the average age of their clients, but did not know the reason for the profound disparity between the under 1 age group and the over 1 age group.

Within an individual repertoire, there is a profound disparity in the frequencies of distinct clonotypes, which can vary in abundance by many orders of magnitude [ 9].

It submerges evidence of profound disparities in an optimistic message about the overall excellence of the health care system".

This attempt to set national standards can hardly be meaningful when there are profound disparities across the land in what schools can spend.

From an educational and political point of view, it is alarming that various studies have documented profound disparities in child development according to family background when children are merely 3 years of age (Brooks-Gunn and Duncan 1997; Dubowy et al. 2008; Hart and Risley 1995, 1999; Weinert et al. 2010).

Angola is a country of profound disparities.

"The gap is narrowing, but profound disparities remain," he said.

However, there are still profound disparities within China.

These studies have reported profound disparities in utilization rates with residents of rural areas having significantly fewer dental visits [ 3- 5, 8].

The local socioeconomic environment, with often profound disparities in physical and financial access to healthy foods and physical activity, may contribute to the obesity epidemic, particularly among minority groups, who tend to suffer even higher obesity rates than the general population.