Sentence examples for looks proactive from inspiring English sources

Resilience engineering (RE) is one of these approaches that looks proactive to the subject and represents an alternative to the conventional safety management.

Faced with this void, Labour's Tristram Hunt MP will try to look proactive with policies like getting teachers to take an oath to uphold professional standards, while still being risk-averse.

"They're trying to minimize the impact of a pretty harsh report, and trying to look proactive.

Politicians seem eager to look proactive, especially given the perception that hedge funds and private equity firms are getting away with stuff off-limits to ordinary investors.

In the foreign aid arena Australia might have made it politically easier to look proactive.

The policy didn't improve screening, or advance testing it banned an entire sexuality in a reflexive attempt to look proactive after painful incompetence.

It could be time the photovoltaic industry looks to proactive work before it finds itself — along with much of the renewable energy sector — suffering a damaging slump in effective rather than lip-service popularity.

With the onus on RSL to attack in the second half, Chicago sat deeper, and remained for the most part well organized, without looking very proactive.

Ian Bell was suitably electrified, looking more proactive than usual and England found themselves 107-1 from 15 overs - comfortably up with the required rate.

Bethke, like many, is looking for proactive change.

Fine-tune how you'll communicate your message, and look for proactive ways to get your feet wet.