Sentence examples for a very proactive from inspiring English sources

He added: "We are taking a very proactive approach.

I take a very proactive role in the management of my condition.

"In all the successful countries, the governments play a very proactive role," he told me.

The acting chairwoman of the safety board, Carol Carmody, praised the decision, saying it was "a very proactive, conservative position".

"They know they are in a seismically active area, and they have taken a very proactive approach to designing for those hazards," he said.

"We have a very proactive police force here in Morecambe, when it comes to pigeons," says John's friend Robyn, the absurdity of his situation not even slightly lost on her.

At a news briefing today, Mr. Fleischer said, "There is a very, very proactive effort to get information into the hands of people in Florida, for example, who work in or who visited the A.M.I. building".

"You see, I'm a corporate lawyer, very proactive.

We will have to talk about dialysis and transplantation and there are a few that are very proactive and are willing to do that preemptively.

I think the government has really been very proactive and done an excellent job projecting a clear plan and implementing the beginnings of that plan.

"The best thing that a firm can do is be very proactive -- find where the problem is and fix it".