Sentence examples similar to profoundly aiding from inspiring English sources

They are two liberal crusaders with profoundly divergent ideas about how the mission of aiding the disempowered should be carried out.

'To say that there is no link is not just misleading but profoundly dangerous.' Christian Aid report 600 people have already died in the Dar-e-Suf region of northern Afghanistan due to starvation, malnutrition and related diseases.

He's profoundly deaf in both ears and calls his hearing aid his "bread and butter... without it, I'm toast".

The analyses also aided in identifying a set of core genes which seems to be profoundly different in their expression patterns between the two groups, independent of the cellular constitution.

Teaching soldiers to act more humanely can affect lives at least as profoundly as distributing food aid.

Aids activists disagree profoundly.

Meeting our international aid commitments is profoundly in our own national interest.

Hall agrees that the precedent and expectation of paying people to participate in aid programs can be profoundly unhelpful.

Hall agrees that the precedent and expectation of paying people to participate in aid programmes can be profoundly unhelpful.

"I have always warned of the profoundly negative consequences of seeking foreign aid," Socrates said as he resigned, vowing to continue to do everything to avoid it.

The ACE, which represents colleges and universities on Capitol Hill, has vowed "to prevent tying the receipt of aid to metrics, which could have a profoundly negative impact on the very students and families the administration is trying to help".