Sentence examples for more active rather from inspiring English sources

MRE methods, techniques, and materials Encourage military members who are present at community-based MRE activities to wear non-military clothing and take a more active — rather than observatory — role in trainings.

"What we are doing is making the guests more active rather than passive," he said, adding that consumers were no longer content as simply "voyeurs".

If everyone is seeking to increase their own power, then helping other people to flourish must mean empowering them to become more active, rather than treating them as passive recipients of charity or therapy.

"You can say: 'OK, Mercedes have done such a good job, Ferrari are now doing a better job and Renault haven't got it together.' But at the same time I think the FIA needs to be a bit more active rather than being completely passive and saying: 'Well, that's not our problem.' They can't just give up – there has to be some governance".

This was never going to be easy because of the inherent contradictions involved (puritan morality versus realpolitik and money) -- and as time has progressed, the problems of accommodating the "modernity" that statehood requires, has caused "the gene" to become more active, rather than become more inert.

We would hypothesise that it is the encouragement to be more active rather than sitting at home thinking about problems rather than restructuring the content of thoughts about the self to be more positive.

Rather than joining a gym for this year's resolution, maybe we should strive to make everyday life more active instead.

"We need to get to much more active surveillance, rather than passive surveillance".

it almost leads them through to actually think: right…it's like making it a much more active decision rather than just reading the leaflet and chucking it away; their actually having to think about the questions in their head.

Given the common tendency of people to experience more regret for active, rather than passive, choices (Ritov and Baron 1995), anticipatory regret may bias a person towards inaction.

The lateral cluster is more functionally connected to nodes of the executive control network, including the dlPFC and the SMA (Seeley et al. 2007; Weissman-Fogel et al. 2010)—which is more active during externally rather than internally focused cognition.