Sentence examples for more active not from inspiring English sources

But some young conservatives argue that the United States may need to become more active, not less.

I became more active, not just in writing but as an organiser," she told the journalist Val Wilmer in 1985.

The return gap between the highest- and lowest-cost quintile was 1.78 percentage points a year.Although excessive trading has been shown to dent returns, fund managers have become more active, not less, over time.

You would think that a chimeric immune system would be more active, not less, and would therefore attack the recipient's other organs, since they look foreign to the transplanted immune cells.

And "pushing themselves to be more active not only wasn't helpful, they insisted, but could trigger a serious and extended relapse".

Some preliminary evidence is provided by one study of depressed adults [ 44], which demonstrated that behavioural activation therapy (which encouraged patients to be more active and not ruminate) was more effective at treating depression than more traditional CBT (with more of an emphasis on cognitive restructuring).

Larry Summers took the role at Andreessen Horowitz last month and has said he plans to take a more active role, not be "a Rolodex man or a door opener".

Corporate governance advocates, meanwhile, are pushing boards to take a more active role not only in the hiring and firing of the chief executive but in the operation of the company.

We need to empower families to be a lot more active about not only getting people into treatment but also keeping them in treatment and insisting that they get to stable recovery.

In this case, male individuals were more active, but not as fast as females in locating the safe zone.

The relatively high EST support for this gene under a variety of growth limiting conditions, however, argues for a more active role not limited to cell division.