Sentence examples for profoundly greater from inspiring English sources

Compared with dobutamine, levosimendan produces a similar increase in cardiac output but profoundly greater decreases in PAWP [ 49].

While the magnitude of tissue neutrophil accumulation in innate immune responses is profoundly greater in males than females, fundamental aspects of the molecular mechanisms underlying these sex differences remain largely unknown.

Robert M. Parker Jr., a Châteauneuf lover, has called 2007 "a truly historic and profoundly great vintage".

Carlo Maria Giulini presides over the company of Covent Garden in an utterly inspired 1971 recording of the five-act Italian version of "Don Carlos," a profoundly great opera.

So every time the Metropolitan Opera brings back John Dexter's 1979 production, it is another chance to experience this profoundly great opera.

You're not feeling profoundly great, but it's the holy month – you're focusing on self improvement, and anyway, you'll be able to eat soon.

Australia is set to suffer a loss of native species, significant damage to coastal infrastructure and a profoundly altered Great Barrier Reef due to climate change, an exhaustive UN report has found.

Then again it was conducted profoundly by the great Wilhelm Furtwängler in Nazi Germany, leading orchestras and choruses purged of Jews.

Smyslov understood chess more profoundly than his great rival Mikhail Botvinnik, against whom he contested three world championship matches with honours even.

He shaped the future of American politics so profoundly that the great 19th-century historian George Bancroft thought him the last of the founding fathers.

Probably not; the contributions of Language poets and their kin to the roster of what academic poetry is willing to risk and what it can accomplish has undoubtedly, via the Program Era, profoundly influenced the far greater stock of American poets whose only intersection with the Academy is in largely non-academic fine arts degree programs.