Sentence examples for more inclusiveness from inspiring English sources
The quest for the perfect class involves irony: the push for more inclusiveness inevitably leads to more exclusivity.
On Sept. 6, the N.H.L., along with other hockey governing bodies, released a "declaration of principles" to foster more inclusiveness in hockey.
However successful, it also excluded an increasingly large number of Britons — black, Asian and Muslim — who felt disenfranchised from "the national story". Tony Blair and New Labour moved toward more inclusiveness and cosmopolitanism and openness to Europe, too.
Is it any wonder that at a time when we, in guilt at our own bad pasts, seek more inclusiveness and diversity, a broad net and a self-conscious circle, we also want the origins of culture itself to be gentle and inclusive?
Many large companies will begin shedding jobs because of technology, and we need to get the startup engine going at a faster pace with more inclusiveness.
More inclusiveness could benefit economies and enable countries around the world to prosper.
It is about more than inclusiveness.
In deliberative settings, the truth-tracking properties of deliberation are enhanced more by inclusiveness than by individual competence.
There is also an element of Carlyles having been in the right place at the right time just when the pernicious old dichotomy between gritty proletarian realism and English middle-class manners was being replaced, for a whole range of reasons, with a much more productive inclusiveness.
That's why I'm advocating more white inclusiveness in our spaces.
"As part of our founding mission to make better food for more people, inclusiveness is at the heart of Chobani," the spokesperson added.
