Sentence examples for a little proactive from inspiring English sources

I was trying to be a little proactive and forward-thinking, and to this day, I really encourage people to think and act that way.

In other words, a little proactive knowledge could go a long way in turning things around.

But a little proactive work might lead to outcomes that future generations will come to appreciate.

A little proactive planning... bye-bye Bunzo... plus a bit of unexpected good luck gives Kumiko what she needs to fulfill her destiny.

Information about the scheme was sent to universities, and although we received a circular e-mail with details, there was a general lack of awareness and little proactive support by the staff of the university.

Jim is a little more proactive.

In retrospect, I wish I had been a little more proactive".

That case, he said, "may enable some of my colleagues to be a little more proactive in assessing S.E.C. settlements in the future".

The US have struggled badly with the runners from deep positions, but trying to be a little more proactive in closing those options down now.

Or to be a little more proactive in going for the teenage dollars, maybe some MTV-ready personality like Tom Green, the lovably gross and obnoxious Gen X (or is it Y?) whatever he is.

Valentine was often accused of overmanaging, but if he had been a little more proactive and thought about changing his uniform from the No. 2 he was wearing to No. 3, then maybe the Mets would not still be stuck on two championships for the past two dozen years.