Sentence examples for a more inclusive package from inspiring English sources

One of the major sources of error that occurs is the "embedding" effect, in which the responder has difficulty separating the value of the good itself from the good as a symbol for a more inclusive package [ 36, 37].

Murphy advocates a more inclusive Hall of Fame — "Lee Smith?

This makes for a more inclusive, and more sustainable society.

It helps to have a more inclusive development philosophy.

Ornithomimosauria, for example, denotes a more inclusive group than Ornithomimidae.

This is a positive step towards a more inclusive Scotland.

We'll advocate for a more inclusive suicide prevention space.

'The ICA should become a more inclusive place,' he says.

It's hardly the basis for a more inclusive society.

The government once used a more inclusive measure.

The Russian ballets were theater in a more inclusive, more archaic sense.