Sentence examples for inclusive when from inspiring English sources

In an interview, the outgoing S.B.A. administrator, Karen Mills, said, "you have to be inclusive when you look at our programs".

"He was just amazingly inclusive when people would come up and give their points of view," he said of Mr. Pataki.

The retailer declared that it would be more "inclusive" when marketing toys for girls and boys, and said it would draw up plans in the long term to remove "explicit references" to gender in its store.

At times, the inclusive sensibility of the series can also be a little too inclusive, when its idiosyncrasies, usually enjoyable and surprising, tip slightly out of balance and verge into trivia.

We cannot possibly believe that an election is the solution to Iraq's problems, regardless of how fair and how inclusive, when people are getting killed every day as they go about their regular lives.

That Sigmund Freud, Jacques Lacan and other founding fathers of the western discipline of psychotherapy as we currently understand it were not particularly accurate or inclusive when it came to non-white, low-income, less-educated (and indeed even non-male) realities should come as no surprise.

On the other hand, the token number of women in the council may also suggest that sexism still infects our political system so much that we can't even pretend to be gender-inclusive when setting up a new democratic institution elsewhere.

First, although we did not make formal diagnoses, the PDQ-4+ instrument can be strongly over-inclusive when the clinical significance scale is not used.

Given that this review was of a descriptive nature, we erred towards being over-inclusive when reviewing papers against the criteria.

While reading "Minimalist Parenting," I (perhaps subconsciously) appreciated that it used inclusive language when addressing or referring to its audience.

For Stevens, however, a simple first step would be to see independent schools put out an inclusive message when recruiting.