Sentence examples for being more inclusive from inspiring English sources

Now we are just being more inclusive".

The interaction of host and parasite populations constitutes the subject matter of epidemiology (the term being more inclusive than suggested by its relation to the word epidemic).

The only writer I knew who was being more inclusive was Petronella Breinburg, who wrote My Brother Sean and Sean's Red Bike about a black boy.

Many, convinced that being more inclusive is "doing the right thing," eventually go far beyond the legal requirements in adapting their services for use by people with disabilities.

Henry Au-yeung of Grotto Fine Art, which represents local artists, said of Art Basel, "They did the right thing in being more inclusive, in presenting Hong Kong art, and not just using Hong Kong as a platform for selling".

He admits that Climate Camp has had to confront how to balance living both by its own radical ideals – saying "something must happen now [on climate change]" – with being more inclusive.

I'm learning to be more inclusive".

Obama has been more inclusive," Powell said.

Key was more inclusive, and less divisive.

Where growth was more inclusive, poverty was reduced more sharply.

Second, redefining the humour category to be more inclusive.