Sentence examples for profoundly harmful from inspiring English sources
That would have been the best way to end the profoundly harmful effect money has had on the Michigan court.
Most research in this area has focused on the health of current and former inmates, with findings suggesting that incarceration could produce some short-term improvements in physical health during imprisonment but has profoundly harmful effects on physical and mental health after release.
These sorts of partisan games are profoundly harmful to a functioning democracy.
They are exploiting the public's lack of knowledge and its misconceptions about transgender folks to drive a profoundly harmful anti-transgender agenda.
I'm almost remiss to criticize him for this one because it's so sad—"I was molested, and I'm fine!" However, his extension of this sentiment to all victims of "mild pedophilia" (perhaps the craziest word to put "mild" in front of) is profoundly harmful.
Prejudice and discrimination are profoundly harmful to individuals and society as a whole".
More than 140 law school deans condemned recent attacks by lawmakers on the judiciary, calling them "profoundly misguided" and "irresponsible and harmful to our constitutional system".
In essence she is confusing phylogeny and classification, as is so often done nowadays (e.g. in a recent profoundly muddled and conceptually and taxonomically harmful call for the abolition of the name prokaryotes [ 181]).
Profoundly Loved, Profoundly Missed.
