The report warned that the government and anti-poverty campaigners could miss an "important opportunity" to capitalise on recent changes in attitudes in the wake of the credit crisis if they did not begin building "a more profound consensus for tackling inequality".
As with much else in Sweden, there's a profound national consensus about the right way to do things.
That much was clear last weekend when, in a sign of a profound lack of consensus or imagination, a deeply divided Parliament elected Mr. Napolitano, 87, to a second term as president — after failing to settle on a new face for the first time in Italy's postwar republic.
These lines of evidence suggest a profound lack of consensus about the evolutionary rate differences between different types of hub proteins.
The forces that drove the punks and new wave bands that followed them were similar to those that motivated the Thatcherite ideologues - a profound desire for consensus-breaking transformation.
Its critique of sanctions policy and the failed CIA strategy of assassination is a profound challenge to the liberal consensus against intervention.
Still, his economic populism is a profound break with the conservative economic consensus that has reigned in Republican politics for decades.
At the meeting here, there was a consensus that changing family dynamics have had a profound effect on the sport.
If municipalities are capable of creating a profound social awareness as well as implementing true citizen engagement, a social consensus is then possible and as a result a cross-party, political unity.
However, by plying Congress with excuses devoid of truth and logic instead of attempts at consensus and engagement, the Obama administration is not only failing to lead, it is asserting a profound, hypocritical and dangerous expansion of executive power.
There was a profound clash of principles here at a junction of extremes: a child with a terminal brain tumour, a fixed medical consensus, and parents who hoped, believed, there could be another way.
