Sentence examples for are much more proactive from inspiring English sources

"But donors are much more proactive today.

But new research shows that mushrooms are much more proactive, and even go as far as creating their own weather to ensure the spores spread far and wide.

"In my experiences as a former policy maker," he said, "when you have the support of the business community, you are much more proactive.

"Since then, we have done a lot of work with our umpires and match referees to ensure they are much more proactive in terms of policing behaviour on the field.

They have to be much more proactive than that.

They need to be much more proactive at moving about.

"We've been much more proactive in helping students get jobs," says Farthing.

However, if I were advising him, I would tell him to be much more proactive.

Loughton said: "Chris Grayling and Paul Maynard, the rail minister, have been much more proactive, though it's still not brilliant.

If we are to finish the process and create genuine employment parity then we need to be much more proactive.

However the company is much more proactive now, taking down 23m illegal web links in the last month alone.