Sentence examples for Relatively inclusive from inspiring English sources

"Hindutva is relatively inclusive.

China and India achieved this partly by strengthening institutions and pursuing policies that supported strong, relatively inclusive growth.

Gloria Lieberman, director of the jewelry department at Skinner Inc., an auction firm based in Boston with a second sales room in Bolton, Mass., said her firm is one of the few relatively inclusive auction houses.

Ancient Rome grew as a relatively inclusive republic but stagnated after becoming an autocratic empire; Venice, an economic powerhouse of early modern Europe, withered after its elites choked off innovation while keeping the spoils for themselves.

Some countries have adopted a relatively inclusive approach, while others have been more restrictive.

Their strong presence, along with their reputation for being misanthropic and hot-tempered, has tested Montreal's relatively inclusive attitude in recent years, with some business owners going so as far as calling the trend an epidemic.

Perhaps the biggest difference between right- and leftwing expressions of this economic discontent is opposition to immigration, which has driven some voters towards Trump and anti-EU groups like Britain's Brexit movement, but featured much less in the relatively more inclusive socialism of Sanders and Corbyn.

The new Arab world will embrace many paths, not just one, hopefully with an expanding political space that is relatively peaceful, inclusive and tolerant - about as far from Bin Laden's vision as you can get.

We create a relatively stable, inclusive and enduring Iraqi government.

Countries such as Norway and Spain, finally, are characterised by relatively restrictive ordinary naturalisation policies, given their overall moderately inclusive integration policies.

(Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. inclusive).