Examples of using Profound effect in English and their translations into Hindi
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The cinema of India has had a profound effect on cinema across the world since the early 20th century.
Upon becoming King in heaven in 1914, Jesus Christ took an action that had a profound effect on Satan as well as the demons.
And they have their most profound effect when you're following law number 1 and cutting calories in order to lose weight.
Magna Carta had a profound effect, and it influenced the early American 13 colonies
In the next article, we will see how that insight would have a profound effect on them, culminating in the gathering of millions who would become Jesus' earthly subjects.-
I don't have the words to explain, and I feel a little self-conscious about a video game having such a profound effect on me.
The incorporation into domestic law of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights by the Human Rights Act 1998 has since had a profound effect on the development of the English law of confidentiality.
may contain errors or underlying assumptions that have a profound effect on their output.
depression symptoms can affect the lives of men have a profound effect on their health, careers as well as loved ones.
on the treatment environment, and have a profound effect on those youth who have experienced trauma in their lives.”.
the truth is the holidays have a more much more profound effect on our spirit than we imagine.
adds,"The gut microbiota has a more profound effect than we previously imagined.".
it would also exert a profound effect on the public sector,
That has profound effects on a woman's body.
But AI can have much more profound effects.
Obviously, when the shift occurs it will have profound effects on the city.
Far more frequently events happen that have profound effects on our lives.
Because of its profound effects on bodily fluids, it can significantly increase your chances of getting a stronger pump in the gym.
For thousands of years, people have used the art of breathing for equally profound effects on the mind and body.
The Druids had, perhaps, the most far-reaching and profound effects in working with Mother Earth's chakras.