Sentence examples for profound improvements from inspiring English sources

The Good Friday agreement promised profound improvements in human rights for people in Northern Ireland.

My job has been to disagree robustly, because the north needs the new blood and the talking-up that have led to profound improvements since 1987.

The end of apartheid, a system that Mr. Mandela played a central role in dismantling, has brought profound improvements in Qunu, as it has across South Africa.

Of course, Chamberlain started out as a Liberal, but he was only able to make the profound improvements that he did because of the social reform legislation introduced by Disraeli.

Indeed, as Columbia University's economist Jagadish Bhagwati recently wrote, Mr. Modi's "Gujarat model" of economic growth is generating revenue that is being utilized for profound improvements in the social sector, health, and education.

Kramer has long defended the use of antidepressants — his landmark work, "Listening to Prozac," chronicled the profound improvements of patients taking the drugs — and criticized those who romanticized depression, which he compares to the glamorization of tuberculosis in the late 19th century.

Nowadays, the notion that life is measurably improving – and there can be no more profound improvement than not being killed or tortured – is about as unfashionable in educated circles as the conviction that western culture is in any sense civilising.

It requires nothing less than an infusion of additional aid sufficient to achieve a profound improvement in the quality of education offered by the city's public schools.

She showed profound improvement over several months of cognitive rehabilitation and was eventually discharged on day 75.

These EE-dependent changes likely underlie the profound improvement in survival of colon-tumor-bearing Tcf4Het/+ ApcMin/+ males.

The patient showed profound improvement from severe disability at the second hospital discharge to a favorable long-term outcome at 12 months post-ICH.