Sentence examples for inclusive if from inspiring English sources

Of course, it would have been kind and inclusive if she had invited your grown children and their spouses.

"We hope to cast a wide net and I'm tempted to say let's be inclusive if there's any doubt".

"It's inclusive if you're anyone from a celebrity to an Olympic Ping-Pong player to a financial guy to a hipster," she said.

So the city is inclusive if you have the money to pay for the facilities, and would be accessible if the transport arrangements were improved.

The atmosphere in the shared lounges is sociable and inclusive: if you don't turn up with friends you'll certainly leave with some.

Boards will not become more inclusive if women are forced to play it in order to be selected, heard, and consulted in decision making.

If we truly want to become an inclusive society, if we want to celebrate our uniqueness, it begins with a name.

Governing becomes much easier when consent is given, which, as Levi shows, is best achieved if national politics is perceived as fair, if decision-making procedures are perceived as inclusive and if there is a belief that everyone contributes without free-riding.

This allows you to make the call using your free inclusive minutes if you're on a contract, or at a lower rate if you're on pay-as-you-go.

Six image schemata were identified, and it was concluded that these image schemata could improve the efficiency of inclusive design if taken into account.

Yet, later he hinted that he could have been more inclusive: "Perhaps, if I had it to do over again, I would not choose to celebrate communion.