"It has a profound capacity to improve academic excellence and career opportunities.
"Your efforts in research, teaching, clinical care and service, your relentless pursuit of excellence, and your profound commitment to making tomorrow's world better than today's are why I can proudly say the state of Harvard Medical School is strong," Daley told the audience in the Martin Conference Center on Jan . 22
But the issues raised on biodiversity through the year, at the UN summit in Nagoya and elsewhere, are equally profound; and sharks are an exemplar par excellence of just why they are profoundly challenging.
In 2007 she was given an award by Toronto mayor for being "Unstoppable" and in 2010 the Canadian Civil Liberties Association honoured her for Excellence in the Arts and a profound contribution to human rights in Canada.
It is also logical to expect that the university sample may, for example, have higher levels of physical activity compared with the general population due to unobservable factors such as easier access to sporting facilities [ 27] a confounding effect that may be more profound in our study given Brunel University's sporting excellence.
It submerges evidence of profound disparities in an optimistic message about the overall excellence of the health care system".
Jacqueline Trimble, president of the Alabama Writers Forumm that bequeaths the annual Harper Lee award for literary excellence, said that the book had a profound effect on white residents of the state.
Teachers come to be great because of two things: passion and profound expertise knowledge, which are also two secret ingredients for the academic excellence.
The Cathedral School has a more than 100-year reputation of excellence in education and service to its students and demonstrates a profound respect for the dignity and equality of every child".
He and his amazing wife, Helen, have had a profound impact on the lives of individual students, faculty, and staff – as well as on the continued excellence of this university.
What Egypt needed was a conciliator par excellence to reconcile the formidable array of powers ranged against him and knit together the country's profound divisions.
