Sentence examples similar to extent of inclusivity from inspiring English sources

It appears that the government of Gordon Brown has decided to embrace inclusivity to the extent of including the utterly insane.

The lack of inclusivity seems unnecessary.

There have been three stages in this revolution of inclusivity.

Against that vision, Bell suggests "an exclusivity on the other side of inclusivity".

The extent to which Copacabana was fenced off to house the beach volleyball arena, as well as a vast megastore and grandstands for the road cycling races, seemed to signify a lack of inclusivity that stoked irritation among those sceptical about hosting a major sporting jamboree at this time.

As for the Iraqi government of Haider al-Abadi, it ought to honour its promises of inclusivity.

The ethos of inclusivity came to be regarded in some circles as a form of Western imperialism.

The final hour of the tweetathon discussed the themes of inclusivity, shared power and decision-making.

This spirit of inclusivity extended to the keynote address that kicked things off on Saturday morning.

But this barely puts a dent in the notion of inclusivity.

That issue of "inclusivity" has now been resolved – yet other hitches could easily emerge.