Sentence examples for more inclusive perspective from inspiring English sources

Less vagile species would be even more affected and, therefore, we submit that a more inclusive perspective on effects of landscape change is warranted.

She and other feminist directors shifted the gaze away from straight men to provide a more inclusive perspective.

Maybe the most enlightening New Testament reference that leads us towards a better understanding of how God is inviting us to value human life in its totality and from a holistic and more inclusive perspective is found in the appeal of Jesus: "I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, You did for me..

To learn how these orthologous vertebrate U12-type introns (those that are present in the human and at least one non-primate genomes) relate to other lineages, we investigated their conservation pattern from a broader and more inclusive perspective.

For obtaining a broader and more inclusive perspective on where race ethnic disparities in science and engineering arise, rates of transition from one educational stage to the next were compared across race ethnic groups.

The impacts of using residual biomass should be addressed from a broad and more inclusive sustainability perspective, including ecological and economic impacts.

As interfaith work moves into the 21st century, its leaders must learn to be more inclusive of perspectives held by secular humanist, indigenous traditions, and non-theist who wish to put their beliefs into action for good.

In December, we were promised that Jeremy Corbyn's leadership would undergo a "populist relaunch", trying to ride the Trump and Brexit wave for change, pushing Labour as for "the people" versus "the establishment", but from a more inclusive, left-wing perspective.

It is true that some evidence is available, but the focus has mostly been on specific relationships, failing therefore to offer a more inclusive and organic perspective.

Accordingly, a Big person represents someone who has a more inclusive or bigger personal perspective on society, that is, one who is more generous, caring, forgiving, considerate and selfless as well as someone who has more fully developed higher cognitive functions, and who is thereby more stable, mature, and non-neurotic personality in general [ 45, 46].

This view is thus more inclusive than the view above.