Sentence examples for In proactively from inspiring English sources

I would like to see UK employers incentivised to play a greater role in proactively improving their employees' health because I think this is an underexploited area.

Twitter's terms of service explicitly ban "direct, specific threats of violence against others", and the company has followed YouTube in proactively shutting down Isis-related Twitter accounts, with the aid of the UK's counter-terrorism internet referral unit.

In a more perfect world, sure, you would have been comfortable in proactively telling family and colleagues, but I understand the weight of shame and fear (of financial ruin, lost friendships, or even violence) that keep many from coming out in midlife.

Most players today understand this and are thoughtful in proactively engaging health regulators and the broader science and research communities.

Due to the high persuasiveness and broad accessibility of online reviews, companies have become interested in proactively managing this form of customer-to-customer communication.

We also are having success in proactively working with social media platforms to remove posts, pages and unauthorized offers to sell product targeted at underage accounts.

You could also argue that the victory didn't really answer the biggest question hanging over Dortmund heads this season – how they can solve their difficulties in playing proactively when in possession (they have more of the ball than any other Bundesliga team outside Bayern), rather than reactively.

This network of social housing bodies in Metz engages proactively in the community to promote equal opportunities, economic development and "all actions fostering social ties".

The individual – who has spent more than ten years in South Africa – proactively engaged a broad range of people in partnership activities and helped to secure British Council funding to facilitate further staff exchanges (including of administrative staff).

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Were this the case, however, continued growth of the badger populations might be associated with future increases in the risk of TB transmission to cattle herds in areas proactively culled during the RBCT.