11.   But at some point the effects of experiments like these could have profound consequences.

12.   But it is still better to have understood late the profound consequences of the atrocities carried out by Bosnian Serb forces than never to have understood at all.

13.   For all their destructive fury, disasters rarely result in profound economic consequences.

14.   For the longer term, the pace of productivity has profound consequences.

15.   Her first brush with fame had profound political consequences of course.

16.   His departure or extended absence from the Azerbaijani political scene could have profound consequences for the region.

17.   Such a change would have profound consequences for the global climate.

18.   That could have profound legal consequences.

19.   The decision on re-registration, expected in September, will have profound consequences for farmers, human health, and the environment.

20.   The desperate plunge in the Nasdaq on Tuesday, which was later largely recovered, will probably have profound consequences.