Sentence examples for inclusive more from inspiring English sources

More inclusive, more sustainable, fairer.

"It needs to be more inclusive, more grassroots".

Sandberg as an executive is more inclusive, more open, than many male executives I've covered.

The Russian ballets were theater in a more inclusive, more archaic sense.

"We concluded that we had to be more inclusive, more interactive, more focused on the children".

Giddings said Tasmania is a "more inclusive, more progressive, more culturally confident, more dynamic" state than it was in 1998.

These trips were the preserve of the affluent middle classes: Miss Jemima paid £19 17s 6d (roughly £860 today) for her 21-day all-inclusive – more than a servant would have earned in a year.

Phone Booth Just about everywhere in San Francisco feels gay-inclusive (more on LGBT-specific spots later), but Phone Booth is one of those rare gay-straight-whatever kind of safe spaces that you don't find often in the States.

Some GPs described how they had changed from less inclusive to more inclusive views.

More inclusive research to support more inclusive practices can hopefully lead to more inclusive care.

"Are we going to make this a more inclusive economy, a more inclusive society, a more fair, just society?" he asked.