Sentence examples for increasingly proactive from inspiring English sources
The National Trust is increasingly proactive in offering ideas and activities for children through its natural childhood campaign.
There is the integrity of the game – an issue the authorities, and some of the major gambling companies, are increasingly proactive on.
The decision to issue such a forthright statement is evidence, however, of the increasingly proactive approach that Kensington Palace is taking with the media, particularly in response to coverage of Harry and the family of Prince William.
As Australia's population grows and becomes more culturally diverse, governments will need to be increasingly proactive to ensure that racism is kept in check and that social cohesion is nurtured.
And following specific announcements this morning by the economic secretary to the House of Commons, I am able to explain today how, as we review our work, the Treasury are developing a comprehensive and increasingly proactive framework that will mean at all times we will be able to act quickly in support of the police and the security authorities in rooting out terrorist finance.
Public private partnership is an area that can be enhanced through the increasingly proactive roles of science and technology communities.
Far from it, but as news increasingly breaks online, a proactive social PR strategy is essential too.
Japan increasingly has favored more proactive fiscal stimulus, joining France, Italy and Canada, which are increasingly at odds with Germany's pro-austerity stance.
In Europe, proactive decisions are increasingly made as to whether resuscitation should be attempted in the event of a cardiac arrest.
The field of translational bioinformatics, defined as '...the development of storage, analytic and interpretive methods to optimize the transformation of increasingly voluminous biomedical data into proactive, predictive, preventative, and participatory health' [ 6], is the mechanism for this shift.
Proactive discharge planning was commenced increasingly at the time of admission, with definition of an anticipated discharge date.
