Sentence examples for profound scope from inspiring English sources

The newly emerging technology has profound scope in translational biology and offer matching replacement for existing immunotherapeutic agents.

Recent data indicate that the size of the viral reservoir may in fact be substantially larger than previously anticipated, suggesting the profound scope of this challenge (8).

* During the past generation, there has been a profound disagreement about the scope of presidential power — and, really, about the nature of American democracy.

"He has a positive genius for conceiving and executing scholarly projects of immense scope and profound seriousness," Norman Corwin, a veteran director and creator of radio dramas during the medium's golden age in the 1930s and 1940s, wrote in the introduction to Mr. Rasovsky's 2006 book, "The Well-tempered Audio Dramatist".

In the mind of Democrats, a doughty, if at times timid, advocate of the government's power to do good is facing down a tea-party nutcase; Republicans see a common-sense citizen-candidate standing up to a scheming spendthrift Washington insider.In other words, there is scope for a profound and sweeping ideological debate.

But such incremental changes are dwarfed by the significance of what we have seen in the past couple of weeks--something so much more grand in scope and more profound in its implications for women in the Church.

Van Diemen's Land gained virtual independence from New South Wales in 1825, allowing fuller scope for Arthur's profound efficiency and determination.

And then there was a breathtaking cha cha performance by Iraqi war vet and double-amputee Noah Galloway, 33, who proved that, as judge Carrie Ann, 47, said, "was profound, and you're broadening my scope of what dance looks like".