Sentence examples for some inclusivity from inspiring English sources

Naturally, no developer is exactly over the moon about having to do this: the human zoo went out with the Victorians, and to keep a rolling stock of povvos on your flashy new estate just so that a few bods on the local council can tick some inclusivity boxes seems, frankly, more ball-ache than it's worth.

Not to hit some imaginary inclusivity checkbox.

The Women's March on Washington has drawn some criticism over inclusivity, and Wilson said she, too, had some reservations.

The Women's March on Washington has drawn some criticism over inclusivity, and Wilson said she, too, had some reservations.

More than that, it presents a sad contrast with some of the inclusivity and open debate at grassroots level.

The misnomer "global partnership" does not help – meant to imply greater inclusivity, to some ears it sounds like OECD mission creep.

An analysis of 360-degree feedback assessments for roughly 4,000 leaders at one organization with a great reputation for inclusivity sheds some light on this question.

This February, designers finally began making some bold moves toward inclusivity and diversity.

But the myth of representation, a myth that was subtly perpetuated this year, is that the goal of true inclusivity has some finite end.

Although some have questioned their inclusivity, Scandinavian countries' success in working towards gender equality has been attributed to the efficiency of policies tackling the issue.

Backstage in Biscuit Land premiered to acclaim in 2014 in Edinburgh; like Thom's other projects it aims to celebrate Tourette syndrome as a harbinger of creativity, encourage inclusivity, and dispel some longstanding myths.