Sentence examples for profound measures from inspiring English sources

In Dreyfus, I found a man who possessed profound measures of both.

It said its new management, led by Oswald J. Grübel, had taken "comprehensive and profound measures to ensure that nothing like this should ever happen again".

What happened in Manhattan six summers ago required its country's artists to dig deep, to summon the most profound measures of their craft.

As for what should be done, Fernandez recommended profound measures.

Rigorous teacher evaluations will give reformers a profound measuring tool.

Of those, 42.8 percent, or 5.4 million people, have been out of work for more than six months, a profound measure of personal suffering and economic decline.

Treatment with PL alone led to a measurable induction of cell death, whereas concomitant treatment with PL and CQ resulted in the most profound measured levels of cell death in all tested cell lines.

By early May, they had enlisted around fifty candidates who fulfilled the criterion of being "profound and measured"—"You want depth, but you don't want the person to become a spectacle," Sehgal explained.

It's supposed to have this texture, so that you don't feel, if you're in your fifties, 'Oh, this is just a bunch of hipsters mucking about in the Turbine Hall.' " By early May, they had enlisted around fifty candidates who fulfilled the criterion of being "profound and measured" — "You want depth, but you don't want the person to become a spectacle," Sehgal explained.

On Sunday, several congregants repudiated Bishop Williamson's statements, which he has made in interviews, while saying that the reinstatement of four of their bishops had brought a profound, if measured, sense of relief.

We met at last April's conference "Our Aging Brains" at Harvard Law School, where panelists demonstrated the challenges and profound stakes measured in human suffering involved in a legal ruling that an individual with dementia either has or lacks legal capacity.