11.   And for every song dense with evasive metaphors, he sang another that described in precise detail the sense of hopelessness and profound implications of boredom on an island.

12.   And, if there are substantial aquifers present on Mars today, that has profound implications for the future of Mars exploration.

13.   As ideals of spiritual power, they are universes apart, and carry profound implications about the cultures that produced them.

14.   Because of the exquisite balance between the two parties, the switch has profound implications far beyond the vote of one man.

15.   A favorable ruling in the Cruz case could have profound implications.

16.   All those traits have profound implications for business.

17.   But the case has profound legal implications.

18.   He understood that the fall of the Shah of Iran had profound implications for the entire Mideast.

19.   Here a basic geometric fact has profound implications on life.

20.   His simple observation has profound implications.