Sentence examples similar to a comprehensively inclusive from inspiring English sources

Doubles from €140 a night, inclusive.

Are we, as a society, inclusive?

Humanistic realism bespoke a comprehensively critical attitude.

Suk, E.K. et al. A comprehensively molecular haplotype-resolved genome of a European individual.

UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot [7] is a comprehensively annotated protein database.

Such an event would be inclusive.

A "spiritual" approach to life is inclusive.

We used a rigorous and inclusive search strategy to comprehensively search the international literature, including nine electronic databases and grey literature.

This is a discussion of vital importance that progressives must keep having with each other in order to build a truly inclusive coalition, not to mention one that comprehensively addresses the multiple forms of inequality that persist in our country.

16 It is believed to be a more inclusive measure of health than the objective measurements, with a capacity to comprehensively evaluate health dynamics, behaviours and psychophysiological states that are not otherwise easy to measure. 3 This holistic measure better accommodates the WHO defined concept of health as opposed to a diagnosed specific disease.

And the city needs a more inclusive, collaborative planning process that would allow these competing values to be worked through comprehensively rather than fought out case by case.