Example sentences of "[be] have a profound effect " in BNC.
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1 | Changing recruitment patterns in the 1990s are having a profound effect upon the market for the Banking Certificate , with numbers falling down from more than 10,000 candidates in 1989 to around 5,000 today . |
2 | It would be during this period that those first stirrings of mental activity in the mind of primitive man which were ruthless evolution , were having a profound effect on the development of his mind , long before he was able to give practical effect to them . |
3 | Yet its timing , duration , scale and outcome were to have a profound effect upon the form that the revolution took . |
4 | To achieve this a set of regulations has been introduced which is having a profound effect on the electrical and electronics sectors . |
5 | It is from this carefully defined power base that the concept of the Holy Roman Empire began — a concept that was to have a profound effect upon European history . |
6 | By coincidence it was also Epstein who brought Modigliani together with a woman writer who was to have a profound effect upon his life — Beatrice Hastings . |
7 | The nation that was to provide this salutary lesson was Russia , and it was a lesson that was to have a profound effect in Japan . |
8 | This development was to have a profound effect on all life to come , for if hydrogen is removed from water , the element that remains is oxygen . |
9 | This application of technology to domestic systems of commodity production was to have a profound effect on the old feudal merchant and artisan classes and lead , eventually , to their challenging the dominance of the landowning class . |
10 | During the war the Cubist concept of the work of art as an autonomous , constructed object became more and more widespread and was to have a profound effect on the emergence of Purism , one of the pictorial styles to which Cubism helped give birth . |
11 | This was to have a profound effect on the development of settlement , land use and the landscape . |