Sentence examples for More inclusive view from inspiring English sources

Rather than convey a lack of interest in shareholders' concerns, some companies have adopted a more inclusive view.

Though today a more inclusive view of modernism makes the International style prohibition of ornament seem silly, Oud's career-breaking structure was indeed a major clunker.

It was a bunch of people you would categorise as climate change deniers but some did have a slightly more inclusive view.

That work reflected not just an immense labour of updating, but also the adoption of a more inclusive view of the dictionary-maker's task than had guided earlier editors.

In "Gunfighter Nation" (1993), he called upon progressive-minded historians to reject "nostalgia for a falsely idealized past," and to rewrite America's myths to reflect a more inclusive view of history.

In the meantime, Ms. Fowler as Hannah, whom she calls a "tired, grouchy and crusty old bird," is in store for anyone with a more inclusive view of theater.

Women made up 21% of the U.S. workforce in 1910 and reformers like Florence Kelley, who led the campaign for minimum wages, accused them of undercutting male breadwinners entitled to a "family wage". Labor reformers have far more inclusive views these days.

Some GPs described how they had changed from less inclusive to more inclusive views.

Between these extremes we found a gradient towards more and more inclusive views.

Some GPs described how they had changed from less to more inclusive views.

Previous research has shown that individual physicians can adopt more inclusive views after an educational intervention [ 10, 18].