The benefits to the consumer are clear but the potential gains for companies are equally if not more profound.
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The question of how -- and how successfully -- Obama can translate his message of change into practical and effective policies is, thus, one that will have not simply profound national repercussions, but international ones as well.
For Anderson, the coming revolution could not be more profound.
The significance of Mousavi's decision could not be more profound.
Obama took over a country in the midst of the worst financial crisis in generations and he has not brought any profound new ideas that have boosted job creation.
"His insights into the relationship between faith and reason, into the vital place of revealed religion in civilised society, and into the need for a broadly-based and wide-ranging approach to education were not only of profound importance to Victorian England, but continue today to inspire and enlighten many all over the world, " he said.
It is a clash of ideals, not civilizations, a profound and hugely consequential clash of ideals.
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Studies like this have profound implications not just for workers but for both educators and employers.
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She travelled to the interview and once there was told that they did indeed want to hire someone with a disability, just not a disability as profound as hers.
The difference could not have been more profound.
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According to UNCTAD, the international community in 1971 recognized the existence of a category of countries whose distinctness lies not only in the profound poverty of their people, but also in the weakness of their economic, institutional and human resources.
Politicians are certainly not alone in their profound misunderstanding of the process of capital and production (while the high-tax impresario himself, Warren Buffett, understands the compounding tax impact so well that he disingenuously structures his investments to evade them).
It would seem to me that most of those who energetically campaign against the planting of wind farms in their bosky vales do so not out of a profound appreciation of the dew-jewelled web of life, but merely as spectators who wish the show that they've paid admission for to go as advertised.
So I am a profound believer in not looking at violence as a solution to problems.
Chris Keates, of the teachers' union NASUWT, said such profound changes should not be contemplated lightly.
Those seeking to explore such profound questions could not ask for a better guide than Mr Fletcher.
Whatever the motive, it showed profound misjudgment, not least in Mr Sharon's assessment of the mood in Washington.
Publishing is different from other creative industries because the machinery has not yet adapted to the profound technological shift it is undergoing.
Jesus said that man does not live by bread alone, and whether you are religious or not, this is a profound insight into human psychology.
Even when such guarantees are not explicitly given, the profound transformation of the land and the heavy investments made by the concessionaire are such that the host government often has no option but to keep the land in the hands of the concessionaire or transfer it to another investor under similar contractual terms.
Whether Musk was influenced by Jonas explicitly or not, what happened next was profound.
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They will do this not only because they understand the profound importance of fulfilling this critical obligation of American citizenship.
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Cornell's Creative Machines Lab posted a video this week of a computer's inner monologue, and it's making the rounds on the Internet not because the machine is having profound thoughts about world domination or the future of technology -- but because the discussion it has with itself is totally ridiculous.
And this has profound significance for Israel, not only as it prepares its plans to contend with Iran but also as it considers it national priorities.
Compaq had not lost its touch, but something more profound -- its credibility with Wall Street.
For the euro to survive, Europeans need to be prepared not just for painful fiscal adjustment but for profound structural reform as well.
Schultz is not alone in saying that there is a profound lack of trust in the U.S. congress to prescribe policies to help the economy and reduce the deficit.
And he illustrates a profound truth, that we are great not despite our failings, but including them.
This is a plan devised out of a profound ignorance of or willful disregard for not only the library's original concept and design, but also the folly of altering its meaning and mission and compromising its historical and architectural integrity.
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The American public would be spared the profound fatigue that has already set in, not to mention the vast expense being incurred.
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