Sentence examples for profound practical from inspiring English sources

His approach to institutions and economic growth has profound practical implications.

Scarron's profound practical experience of the theatre is reflected in Le Roman comique, 3 vol. (1651 59).

Porter said the website warning payments would reduce on or after 1 July was "probably a technical truth but a profound practical unreality".

Even more worrying is that in trying to explain things to an artificial intelligence we run into profound practical and philosophical problems.

If such a device worked, it could not only help solve a great scientific mystery but also have profound practical importance.

The visual and sensory impact of the works and the profound practical understanding and concentration required to successfully manage the industrial forging process, were ingrained in his life's work.

The firm's secular buildings, almost all designed for the public sector, often demonstrated a profound and practical understanding of true urbanism – unusual among modern architects – for both MacMillan and Metzstein admired and analysed the grid-iron plan of Victorian Glasgow and its basic building block of the stone-walled tenement.

Being grateful for the ordinary things and events in our daily lives contributes in a profound and practical way to our well-being and happiness.

This has profound and practical implication for care of patients in Austria, particularly as prescribers can look to utilize other antibiotics in patient populations with high likelihood for multiple resistances.

The two activities seem similar, but there is a profound philosophical and practical difference.

Thus, studying the QS-mediated interactions between marine bacterial with their hosts has profound theoretical and practical significance regarding the ecological functions of marine bacteria.