Sentence examples for inclusive today from inspiring English sources

Obviously the economy is far more inclusive today than it was in Edwardian times.

There are many more ways of taking your story to the world, and it is much more egalitarian and inclusive today".

The perky vibe at times had me recalling the cheerfully inclusive 1970s album and television show "Free to Be.

His most widely used book, Manual of the Botany of the Northern United States, from New England to Wisconsin and South to Ohio and Pennsylvania Inclusive (1848), commonly called Gray's Manual, has remained, in successive editions, a standard work in this subject.

For the 14-year period 1997 2011, inclusive, 1,125 tibial fractures were identified in 1,100 patients.

Methods: Literature for this review was identified through a computerized search of Medline, Healthstar and Psyc-INFO databases inclusive from January 1989 to January 2002.

The more inclusive 10/66 dementia diagnosis may help to establish the true population burden of the dementia syndrome.

Analyses were repeated three times – between number of deaths and CTVB of residence of deceased 1992 199494 inclusive, 1995 199797 inc., 1998 200000 inc.

This survey was distributed in England to all cancer patients (aged ⩾16 years) receiving care across 158 NHS Trusts as day cases or in-patients, January to March inclusive, 2010.

The RPA assay was 100%% inclusive (38/38 laboratory reference strains and 19/19 invasive clinical isolates) and 100%% exclusive; differentiating strains of S. pneumoniae species from other viridans group streptococci, including S. pseudopneumoniae.

We then limit our comparison to the more inclusive 6-14.3 6-14.3libration at the Papio- Myaacalibrationne catibrathen) and the scenario that considers the same 6-14.3 Mya with 23.5 Mya as a minimum (two calibrations).