Sentence examples for inclusive in a from inspiring English sources

Because it's so affordable, it is much more inclusive, in a way.

Still: it's reassuringly inclusive, in a way, that the borders of Britishness now extend to outer space.

Grant doesn't seem to feel any particular pressure to be "inclusive" in a post-60s sort of way.

"This Haggadah goes beyond gender-neutral to be inclusive in a very special way," Rabbi Knobel said.

What the new wording of our Promise does is help us be fully inclusive in a way we haven't been before.

"Conservatives are inclusive in a way that liberals are not," she says, voicing a central theme of the Independent Women's Forum ethos.

Over the decades, juries may have become more scarce, but they have also gradually become more inclusive, in an effort to make real the constitutional promise that a jury should be selected from a population of one's peers.

A minimum study duration of ≥2 wk for RCTs (28) and ≥6 mo for prospective cohorts (29) was selected to be consistent with past published meta-analyses that were similar in design (28, 29) and to be inclusive in an area of research with a relatively small pool of studies.

At a resort like Discovery Bay by Rex Resorts All Inclusive in Barbados, a smaller resort with under 100 rooms, a garden view can cost hundreds less than a view of the sea.

The relative political stability that ensued under the Inclusive Government ushered in a period of fragile, but tangible, economic and social recovery.

From a general population cohort of people born between 1940 and 1976 inclusive in Finland, a northern European country with approximately 5 million inhabitants, we identified 33,731 individuals with a diagnosis of schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder or schizophreniform disorder.