Sentence examples for a bit more proactive from inspiring English sources

"I feel it should be a bit more proactive," he said.

We're being a bit more proactive this year in making sure we're ahead of the game rather than behind it".

It trusts parties to do their bit, be a bit more proactive and show a little goodwill.

"In my opinion – and not just mine – the 'Bank of Europe', as they love to call themselves, could be a little bit more aggressive; a bit more proactive".

"It certainly suggests that as we go into the new construct, you will have a more accommodative committee, a bit more proactive," said Steven Ricchiuto, chief economist at the broker-dealer Mizuho Securities USA.

"We believe if people knew how much such measures could help towards reducing their costs, they might be a bit more proactive in applying for their test," he says.

We have to be a little bit more creative, a little bit more proactive, a little bit more aggressive in terms of how we sell tennis".

"I need to be a little bit more proactive, a little bit more – I don't want to say the word – annoying," Nick Marriott sighs, then chuckles.

These health metrics present some data that's a bit more diverse, but still point to a proactive healthy lifestyle as a solution.

If this is the case, it's better to be proactive and let your neighbors know ahead of time that you'll need a bit more quiet than normal.

A bit more so.