Sentence examples for profound threats from inspiring English sources

MERS and SARS also pose potentially profound threats.

By contrast, "periods of protracted peace have repeatedly presented the most profound threats".

The central bankers have succeeded at getting us past a set of profound threats to human well-being, for now at least.

Already, African lion in many African countries are experiencing profound threats, in the shape of poaching, human-lion conflict, and habitat encroachment.

"The highly specialised rainforest biodiversity in many protected areas is facing profound threats as their surrounding lands are being hit by a tidal wave of logging, fires and intensive human land-use," he said.

Having been the first medical specialty to endorse the digital revolution, it is also the first to face the amazing opportunities, but also the profound threats, from artificial intelligence [1].

Critics say the databases may therefore also represent a profound threat to privacy.

A democratic, European Ukraine moving out from under its influence would be a profound threat to Mr Putin's Russia.

The cloud represents a profound threat to Microsoft's traditional business of selling software that people install on their machines.

Scientific management, moreover, demanded strict supervisory control over the workplace and hence posed a profound threat to customary patterns of workers' autonomy in the labour process.

Similarly Lincoln and the Republicans believed that the slaveholders posed a profound threat to the nation's democratic institutions and values.