Sentence examples for could have proactive from inspiring English sources

In 1999, Dr. Wimmer, backed by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, took on a project he believed could have proactive consequences should viruses come into vogue as bioweapons.

They improved after that, but they could have been more proactive.

"We could have been more proactive and heavy handed," Berry said.

The DMA could have been more proactive early on in communicating a positive message.

Baljit Ubhey, chief crown prosecutor for Thames and Chiltern, said: "I think we could have been more proactive.

She told the inquest in Truro the team could have been more "proactive and dynamic" but could not have foreseen the tragic events of January 2010.

Prof Frackowiak conceded that perhaps communication within the project could have been "more proactive", but said its leadership had been far from autocratic.

Although it may appear to be unseemly, when monitoring the accounts of victims of the crime, MSU could have been being proactive in addressing complaints by hearing them directly the source," he said.

The Air Force acknowledged it could have taken a more "proactive approach" in disclosing the extent of the repairs.

In my opinion, MySpace could have been way more proactive about educating parents and teens (not just putting safety info in a footer link) much earlier on, forming a coalition with different constituencies, and even doing its own large-scale Be Safe On MySpace Tour.

After this higher-risk phase, patients may still be at a small risk of late recurrence but may also be at continued risk of an increase in chronic illness such as heart disease or osteoporosis, which could have been reduced through proactive intervention.