Sentence examples for far less inclusive from inspiring English sources
Though online travel agencies like Orbitz, Expedia and Travelocity can contact you if your plans change suddenly and provide other assistance, their services are far less inclusive.
Writers such as Madison Grant and Lothrop Stoddard agitated public fears that whites — a category that was far less inclusive than our current understanding of it — were on the verge of being outnumbered.
Malatia cited the show's declining listenership for the cord-cutting, additionally claiming "Smiley & West" had pivoted to become "far less inclusive".
This is an example of valuing the experience over the artifact: a way of appreciating the Dead that's slipping away from us, gradually being replaced by a way that's far less sentimental, far more critical, but curiously, inclusive rather than narrow.
Much more inclusive in terms of race, far less in terms of parental income.
But it is far from certain whether this all-day checkup, and others less inclusive, make a meaningful difference to health or merely provide reassurance to the worried well.
"They are far less likely to reoffend and ultimately we all stand to benefit when our communities are more inclusive.
These scholars would argue, however, that such adverse effects are far less damaging than social exclusion, are greatly magnified by hostile environments, and could be significantly reduced by more inclusive environments.
With respect to cardiovascular diseases, the average number of GP contacts per episode for patients aged 16 to 65 inclusive also appears to be the same as for the control groups, although elderly psychosis patients are seen far less frequently for cardiovascular checks.
Many receive far, far less, if anything.
