Sentence examples for be less proactive than from inspiring English sources
Andy Gibson, founder of social enterprise Mind Apples, which works with employers on staff wellbeing, says that charities can be less proactive than private employers in this area.
Executives from other big brands all make similar points when talking about the Rana Plaza collapse, even if their companies have been less proactive than H&M.
"We already know that some people are less proactive about their cardiovascular health than others," Lockhart said in the statement.
While granting that the league has been less proactive in engaging the LGBT community than is preferable, Silver has offered no change in policy.
Those particular pieces of legislation were all written and passed by the Senate, a group that's generally less proactive than a mummy.
"We have been selectively aggressive," he said yesterday, responding to a report in The Village Voice that he had been far less proactive than the California and New York City Pension funds in pushing companies to do things like publish environmental audits.
Ken Penwright, another principal officer, was "even less proactive than Mr Denman.
Be less self-critical and more proactive.
But Gray insists that his project is less reactionary than it is proactive.
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