Examples of using Profoundly changed in English and their translations into German
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And it has profoundly changed me as a person.
European labour markets will come out of the crisis profoundly changed.
This process has profoundly changed our society.
The years I havespent serving the cause of Europe have profoundly changed me too.
Great Know-how that has profoundly changed the logic of rental.
To anyone considering NAND2Tetris, it's a tough journey,but you will be profoundly changed.
It was 14 years that profoundly changed the world of art, design, and architecture.
The crisis in Ukraine is not over, but it has already profoundly changed the world.
The introduction of the euro has profoundly changed the environment in which the Swiss economy operates.
Rapid technological developments and globalisation have profoundly changed the world.
The European Union will be profoundly changed by enlargement, but must not be weakened by it.
In the area around Shakespeare's Globe Theatre,the banks of the Thames were profoundly changed at the end of the 20th century.
They have also profoundly changed the way we get information, the public claiming the right to take part in the debate.
Was an epoch of significant upheavals that profoundly changed the former capital Lopodunum.
It was a horrible health experience to go through but I came out of it so profoundly changed.
Technological progress and globalisation have profoundly changed the way our data is collected, accessed and used.
Dear friend of our projected museum, Our main focus of collecting is concentrated on the last 100 to 150 years,in which tremendous medical and social developments have profoundly changed society.
Today, technological progress and economic development have profoundly changed the market for international air transport.
And this discovery profoundly changed my view on how I thought the world worked, and it even profoundly changed the way in which I operate in it.
Kelly Shergill,CEO Peter Lang AG:«The digital transformation has profoundly changed publishing in general and scientific publishing in particular.
Although the crisis has profoundly changed the international context, Europe continues to lead the world market, whereas US competition has weakened and emerging countries such as Brazil, China and Turkey are gaining ground3.
Villa Trabia was built in the mid 1700s by Michele Gravina, Prince of the Comitini, and then bought by Prince Pietro Lanza di Trabia who, in 1890,ordered the restoration work which profoundly changed the original appearance of the building.
The new CLASSIC LINE has been profoundly changed and has an extremely favourable price; it shows its muscles based on an appealing aesthetics.
It has made way for a Mega City, an architectural labyrinth where nature and man have been devoured by an avalanche of cement and where the macro-world, suspended in its own brilliance has been attacked and colonised by the lethal virus of the Anthropocenic society where the Anthropos[human]has profoundly changed the Earth, its ecosystems and himself.
In the ten years of the Programme their commitment has profoundly changed the culture of exclusion and prejudice that condemn those affected by the virus.
The Youtube-Orchestra, the"Twitter Opera", transmission of opera productions from opera houses like the New York Metropolitan Opera to cinema screens worldwide, as well as the usage of social web and the Web 2.0 for marketing and promotion purposes show,that digital revolution has profoundly changed classical music and its production, distribution and reception.
The history of Design, from the years'30 to date, has profoundly changed our relationship with the domestic environment, our way of looking at things that are a part of our life.
However, one fundamental element has profoundly changed the game: Israël and Saudi Arabia, who not so long ago supported the idea of creating a Kurdistan and a Sunnistan in Iraq and Syria, are now opposed to it.
About three and a half years ago, I made a discovery. And this discovery profoundly changed my view on how I thought the world worked, and it even profoundly changed the way in which I operate in it.
The fourth industrial revolution andthe unstoppable speed of the digital economy have profoundly changed modes, places and times of production, putting at the same time both, the systems of development of skills for work- subjected to rapid obsolescence- and professional profiles and their classic definition.