Sentence examples for inclusive many from inspiring English sources

With church after church and denomination after denomination declaring they are now fully inclusive, many believe that the church is finally being saved or as one of my friends put it, "...we are moments away from full inclusion in the church".

As classrooms become more inclusive, many teachers will need to provide additional accommodations for students with disabilities and LEP.

Even with Netroots organizers making a conscious efforts to be more inclusive, many people of color said the left has a long way to go.

To make it more inclusive, many said the movement must listen to all the different voices that make up the community.

This "identity gap" has been an obstacle to inclusive development in many countries.

No single parameter has yet been identified as the one being responsible for most nanoparticles toxicity, LDH inclusive [15],[16], but many physico-chemical parameters have been proposed to be critical determinants in nanomaterial toxicity, among which are; crystalline structure, surface area, oxidation status, size and chemical composition of the nanoparticle [15],[15].

Do we really need a show that wants to be inclusive to many genres but not feature many on its actual show? .

Owing to new sequencing technologies, the number of microorganisms with completely or partially determined genomic sequences is rapidly increasing, inclusive of many species that cannot be artificially cultured and many new/unknown species collected from environmental samples.

He points to the question of how many sons and daughters mothers produce among the many insights inclusive fitness has brought.

"We have a season that is inclusive of many styles and forms, with musicians of all persuasions".

Even though the local government initiated formal talks around Bougainville this year to discuss the possibility of re-opening Panguna, locals told me the meetings were not inclusive, that many land-owners felt they were excluded, and that authorities arrived with a pre-ordained goal: bring BCL back to the island.