Sentence examples for inclusive made from inspiring English sources

Their extended communal family is generous and inclusive, made up of outsiders from the calm to the anarchic.

Structural investigations carried out by Taylor and co-workers [31, 61, 62] on a homologous series of anhydrous zinc II) butanoate to eicosanoate, inclusive, made use of several techniques such as IR spectroscopy, X-ray single crystal, PXRD and conoscopy in conjunction with density measurements and molecular calculations.

Based on the old-fashioned concept of the Almanac, The Know claims to be inclusive, made for anyone looking for "strong editorial content, beautiful imagery and big notions".

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.

It also is the most inclusive, making it, in theory, useful for detailed anatomical categorisation for trauma registries [43].

Capitalism should become inclusive, making it as easy and as attractive as possible for as many as possible to set aside some part of present consumption in order to invest some of their resources and their time in providing goods and services that others will want.

Our step S2 estimated the ranks for the eleven macaques in the C7 matriline to fall between 3 and 15 inclusive, making this the highest-ranking matriline in the society.

"Our slogan, 'It's Russian Time,' is all-inclusive — made in Russia, by Russian watchmakers, to capture the Russian soul," Mr. Chaykin said.

The field of physics has historically lacked diversity, and efforts to make it inclusive have been limited in their success.

Democracy — inclusive democracy — makes countries stronger.

For some years, people tried singing, "My father sent me to old Rutgers and resolved that I should be a man — or a woman," but though the line was more inclusive, it made less sense.