Sentence examples for rather than inclusive from inspiring English sources

"We are keeping a very careful eye on that sensitivity, and I accept the complaint that these things can look exclusive, rather than inclusive.

This can lead to subtle, but sustained pressure on editors and referees to be exclusive, rather than inclusive.

The finer scale data sources are generally restricted to within park boundaries rather than inclusive of the entire watershed.

SDH-relevant training is available, but 1) the number of places available for students is limited; 2) the training tends to be public-health-oriented rather than inclusive of the broader, multi-sectoral issues associated with SDH; and 3) insufficient funding places limitations on both students and on the training institutions themselves, thereby affecting participation and quality.

Lilford2 noted that leadership was a two faceted concept: even though interviews showed that senior stakeholders were generally enthusiastic and knowledgeable about the proposed processes, there was only modest penetration down to ward level as staff saw the intervention as imposed rather than inclusive.

It is exclusive rather than inclusive (you're either in the club or you're not), it's caustic and it's provocative.

As long as we entrench educational inequality, the ideas boom will be the preserve of an elite rather than the inclusive and diverse phenomenon it should become.

I also would like to see President Obama in the way that Bill Gottdenker does, as the antidote to George W. Bush — thoughtful rather than impulsive, inclusive rather than partisan, a source of respect around the world rather than a target for anti-Americanism.

We would be really worried about that continuing: you would end up having free schools and academies able to cherry-pick the children who are likely to provide the best results, rather than being inclusive".

Tragically for Iraq, the hallmark of Nouri al-Maliki's Shia dominated government has been sectarian rather than an inclusive approach".

We chose to use SPARCS instead of DAWN to track emergency department admissions in our analysis because DAWN data reflects a rate projection based on a sample of patient visits rather than an inclusive count of all ED admissions.