Sentence examples for pluralistic definitions from inspiring English sources
Firms create simultaneous, pluralistic definitions of value whilst targeting their stakeholders.
Author's response: I agree with Krakauer that (as long as one is interested in a definition of science) a pluralistic definition would be required.
The pluralistic definition of globalization by Rennen and Martens [ 6] offers a conceptualization capturing the complexity of different dimensions;, processes; scale-levels; and linkages and pathways; characterizing the relationship between globalization and health.
A pluralistic society, by definition, is one that allows for various religious, ethnic, racial, political, and identity groups to thrive in a single society.
But such definitions will be necessarily utilitarian and pluralistic: for the purposes of defining "natural" taxonomic ranks and relationships, I think the tree of cellular divisions is the right choice.
Some researchers have attempted a unifying monistic definition of species, while others adopt a pluralistic approach and suggest that there may be different ways to logically interpret the definition of a species.
The pluralistic character of disaster risk makes the variety of definitions, conceptions, and methods concerning resilience and vulnerability simultaneously necessary, confusing, and stimulating.
Everything in this pluralistic sampler of more than two dozen small works is a self-portrait, though some pieces stretch the definition.
The metaphysics is, therefore, pluralistic.
"Our pluralistic ethos should not be lost".
