Sentence examples similar to make it all inclusive from inspiring English sources

The "and so on" tries to make it all-inclusive, but there is no verb to make it a sentence -- and yet in this instance a period is put at the end.

"We never wanted the puja to be isolated but want to make it an inclusive space".

We need to keep discussing how to make it more inclusive for all: for women, for people of colour, for members of the LGBT community.

They also suggest concrete ways to improve their environment to make it more inclusive for all children.

The U.K.'s Gramophone magazine hailed the orchestra "for democratising classical music on a global scale, making it truly all-inclusive".

MS Muckruckus: None- they do a great job of making it an all-inclusive no need to bring money day.

To make it more inclusive, many said the movement must listen to all the different voices that make up the community.

The Syrian National Council, trying to head off its demise, is meeting first to enact reforms meant to make it more inclusive.

In the educational system, measures have been taken to make it more inclusive, to make sure that Roma are going to regular schools.

Many of its residents fought, over the years, to make it a more inclusive place.

We try to make it inclusive," says Parkrun's Danny Norman.