Sentence examples similar to a more inclusive overview of from inspiring English sources
Larger and airy, the new space resembles a more inclusive version of the Box.
The artist bravely offers us a more inclusive idea of who and what constitutes kin.
"We believe," Mr. Croston says, "in a more inclusive sort of capitalism".
[It's] a more inclusive assessment of chance of success rather than just a blanket age.
More stringent criteria were not applied, so as to have a more inclusive list of candidate biomarkers.
Ornithomimosauria, for example, denotes a more inclusive group than Ornithomimidae.
To have a more inclusive history is part of having a more inclusive present.
Meanwhile, Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has called for a more inclusive and diverse community of editors.
A more inclusive and integrated view of what it means to be a health sciences scholar is needed.
The purpose of the AHA database is to generate a comprehensive and inclusive overview of hospitals while permitting the tracking of hospital performance over time.
A more inclusive approach was provided by Talbot et al. in the overview of educational virtual patients identifying seven classes of VPs, ranging from technically basic digital case presentations to advanced virtual reality applications and high-fidelity simulations [ 20].
