Sentences with phrase «profound implications»

The more profound implications of this development, however, have been overlooked for the most part.

And her journey has given her insight with profound implications for businesses.

The idea that we should consider tomorrow's opportunities has profound implications on how one might consider cash in the portfolio.

These are some of the biggest, most important questions ever — with profound implications about how we should lead our lives.

The future of children in nature has profound implications not only for the conservation of land but also for the direction of the environmental movement.

The most profound implication of this is that consciousness itself is merely an illusion.

These findings may have profound implications if they can be replicated in humans.

These findings raise a question with profound implications for mental health: Can we soothe our brains by cultivating our bacteria?

Children's immersion and connection with nature also has profound implications on future conservation and the direction of the environmental movement.

Everything we once thought is true is now undergoing radical revision with profound implications to human health, particularly the role of vaccines.

Verifying and forming a complete understanding of quantum information propagation is certainly not the end of the story; this also has many profound implications for our understanding of quantum systems more generally.

Both venting and flaring carry profound implications for the climate — and both require increased scrutiny, tracking, and regulation.

Our new findings may have profound implications in these conditions.»

By expanding and deepening our understanding of the cyber revolution, the Programme will create a new body of knowledge with potentially profound implications for the study of politics and related disciplines, as well as for the practice of government and diplomacy.

This, I feel, may have profound implications regarding long term effects such as carcinogenesis (Warburg effect).

Human - scale time cloaks would have far more profound implications.

Profound implications come with that thought.

This study has profound implications over meal timing.

This exercise is so simple, takes so little time and has such profound implications for reducing stress and emotionally detoxing that you can not afford not to do it.

Implications for Policy Are Not So Clear — By Douglas Harris Profound Implications for State Policy — By Chris Cerf and Peter Shulman More Evidence Would Be Welcome — By Dale Ballou Low - Performing Teachers Have High Costs — By Eric A. Hanushek

Failure to address impacts due to climate change — notably rising sea levels and hotter, drier summers - may have profound implications here in the Southeast such as impacted coastlines and diminished agricultural yields.

If Dr. Hansen and his colleagues can indeed prove that a particular weather event would not have occurred in a world where the concentration of greenhouse gases was not so high in the atmosphere, it would have profound implications indeed.

«If PayPal allowed integration of bitcoin into the PayPal wallet, that would have very profound implications,» Luria said.

While there are many profound implications a crypto - connected world, one of...

In response, we launched the Road to Paris campaign to raise awareness of the stakes at COP 21 on a planet - wide scale and give people everywhere a say in negotiations that carried profound implications for our shared Earth.

Continued advances in unmanned aerial vehicle technology have profound implications regarding the nature of modern warfare

The judgment is likely to have profound implications not just for challenges brought under the Public Contracts Regulations 2006 («the 2006 Regulations») but also for applications for judicial review, both -LSB-...]

But its use in human embryos has more profound implications, researchers and ethicists say.

So this experimental work seems to suggest we really do have this deep nonlocality to the universe, which means that the universe is a much weirder place than Einstein would have liked, and it's something with a lot of different sorts of profound implications for understanding the universe at a quantum level.

But how these leaders spend the money will have profound implications.

This reality has profound implications for economic growth: consumers saving for retirement need to reduce spending if they are going to reach their retirement income goals and retirees with lower incomes will need to cut consumption as well.

In many organizations, employees are like a family, and thus Kennedy's observations have profound implications for business.

Still, debt is having profound implications on many graduates» lives.

Architects around the globe are racing to build the world's first 3 - D printed houses — a breakthrough with profound implications for housing affordability and customization.

I recommend it as a case study in how a crisis can hit you when and where you least expect it, and have profound implications for your business.

In reality, it's a design concept that continues to have profound implications on entrepreneurs in the furniture business and other consumer - product categories.

Either ruling could have profound implications for how people like you and me interact with data in our daily lives.

«These findings have profound implications for talent development and CEO compensation,» says David Larcker, the James Irvin Miller Professor of Accounting at Stanford Graduate School of Business, who led the research.

Whatever the Fed ends up doing will have profound implications for markets.

Companies would be remiss to downplay the profound implications of last month's headline - grabbing WannaCry ransomware attack.

The Internet of Things has profound implications for consumers, businesses and the global economy.

The fact that having children exacerbates gender inequality is troubling enough, but the analyses indicating that parenthood penalizes lower - wage working women more and does not benefit lower - wage working men at all has profound implications for growing household or family inequality.

This has profound implications for forward growth potential in capital expenditures and hiring.

For several of these institutions, the transition to central clearing for this segment of their business is having profound implications for the organisation of their operations.