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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a stronger more proactive" is not correct as it is missing a comma between "stronger" and "more." You can use it when describing an approach or strategy that is both stronger and more proactive in nature.
Example: "We need to adopt a stronger, more proactive approach to address the challenges we face."
Alternatives: "a more assertive and proactive" or "a bolder and more proactive".
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In announcing the penalty, Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said it was meant as a signal to Fiat Chrysler and other automakers "to move toward a stronger, more proactive safety culture".
Mark Rosekind, the head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, said Fiat Chrysler "has expressed a desire to use this situation as a steppingstone to a stronger, more proactive safety posture".
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One critical role WHO needs to play in the future is to be stronger and more proactive in its support for national governments of countries that report EVD outbreaks.
And I wanted to have a more proactive, really strong central female character.
DIPO, a French company, has a device that takes an even more proactive approach.
Jim is a little more proactive.
We have a much more proactive approach to safety".
"I feel it should be a bit more proactive," he said.
In retrospect, I wish I had been a little more proactive".
He now faces a far more proactive proponent in Mr. Abe.
Maybe being a bit more proactive is a good thing".
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