Sentence examples similar to inclusive of all things from inspiring English sources
"The main issue is: we want people to get ready for hurricane conditions, and that's why we are changing the definition of hurricane warning to be a little more inclusive of other things than just a hurricane," Chris Landsea, Science and Operations Officer at the National Hurricane Center, told AccuWeather.com.
The "covering" research was done with a goal of helping companies build workplaces that are more inclusive of all of the kinds of circumstances, traits and affiliations that people cover (thus retaining employees, among other things).
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He has been calm, cool, inclusive of all of us.
The search was inclusive of all languages.
Intake and clinical forms must be inclusive of all genders.
Seemingly not bad at all, considering all stays are all-inclusive, and niggly things like Wi-Fi and excursions/car hire/restaurant bookings are all taken care of – unlike your average villa rental.
As with all well-meaning slogans -- other examples include "green growth," "carbon neutrality," "shared value" and "the end of poverty -- the appeal of inclusive growth lies in the fact that it means all things to all people.
Although "All Things Must Pass" avoids religiosity, Allison writes that its statement on the "all-inclusive" transience of things in the material world explains why so much of its 1970 parent album, All Things Must Pass, "finds hope and meaning only in God, who does not pass away".
