Sentence examples for profound making from inspiring English sources

But legal specialists said the impact could be profound, making government whistle-blowers and other sources reluctant to share information with reporters.

Nocera concludes that on the whole Pickens's influence was "profound," making American businesses more competitive: "Boone, it turns out, was right about executives being glorified bureaucrats, and companies being bloated and uncompetitive".

His remarkable memory for the trivial and the profound made him an endless source of information for family and friends.

"There is nothing more profound than making that choice or being close to it.

But Ari eventually parted with the word of God in pursuit of a more profound calling: making strangers laugh in dark rooms.

As with the other aSCT patients, she responded to the conditioning with profound neutropenia, making it unlikely that she had any residual myelopoietic activity.

Despite the profound advances made over recent decades in our understanding of life's fundamental processes, some basic problems have remained unresolved.

But like Philip K Dick's best novels, it is insidious and troubling, its most profound points made with disarming casualness.

Her kindness, warmth, and profound understanding made her an ideal guide for the hundreds of young singers she advised.

These profound investigations made us eager us to employ ACO.

That would be just the latest in a handful of profound predictions made by particle physicists.