Sentence examples for inclusive there from inspiring English sources
He fears that unless capitalism is made truly meritocratic and inclusive, there may be a revolutionary backlash against it in some poorer countries.My family all drive armoured cars.
If that was the old boys' club, Sound Women is the new women's club, except more productive and inclusive – there are a number of sound men too.
Some people didn't want a Christmas tree, others then said there shouldn't be a menorah, and to be fully inclusive, there was talk of Kwanzaa, even though no one in the building seemed to celebrate it.
By casting abortion as a human rights issue, he invites civil rights advocates to make their concerns more inclusive: there can be no more fundamental human right than the right to be born.
When conceptual contradictions become too glaring, as in colleges' promises to be both rarefied and inclusive, there's a crisis, and the frame for the system shifts.
This list isn't intended to be all inclusive; there are many other well-written career books out there.
As with the allegations that gamers are "anti-inclusive," there is more than one side to the story.
But despite being less than all-inclusive, there are those within the church who do good, compassionate work.
Further, if the term 'terminal illness' is made a necessary condition in the statute, then it would be under-inclusive; there are many individuals whose lives, to them, are no longer worth living, who have not been diagnosed with a terminal illness.
In a speech both defiant and conciliatory, President Mohammad Khatami of Iran called on the United States today to leave Iraq quickly but pledged that his country would support a new, inclusive government there based on one Iraqi one vote.
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