Sentence examples for be more active but from inspiring English sources

Mr. Neily urged the Supreme Court to be more active but rejected the phrase "judicial activism".

This relationship might occur because people who are healthier tend to be more active, but that's not the whole story.

We find that cash motived people to be more active, but, as predicted, associating the reward with the aversive expense was more effective.

His trainers, most recently Kevin Cunningham, urge him to "let his hands go" to be more active, but Broner stubbornly stays the course.

"It's supposed to encourage them to be more active, but if you read reviews on Amazon and other sites, you see parents saying that while their kids were really excited at first, they were bored by it within a couple of weeks.

In the past, I always wanted to be more active, but I couldn't risk anything because I was undocumented.

He had knowledge about the many local activities available for older persons, and previously had been more active, but still visited the day care center often for a cup of coffee.

Oxide type anodes are more active but they are also more expensive.

Under oxygen excess conditions the catalyst was more active but its selectivity was lower.

Britain's coroners are more active, but perhaps not more accurate.

There were other things I could have done; got a job, been more active but I didn't.