Sentence examples for more proactive at from inspiring English sources

They need to be much more proactive at moving about.

If you look around the world, countries are being much more proactive at identifying people who can compete at the highest level.

They [jihadists] are more careful, while Facebook and Twitter are more proactive at taking material down – from both ends the information is getting a little bit narrower," said Neumann.

"You have to be more proactive at home, that's what the fans would like to see.

It also said a detective sergeant and a detective constable "could have been more proactive at locating Ms Cooke" and their "performance fell short of what is expected".

I know we are going to have to be more proactive at inviting other kids to our house, but he can see their kids playing outside and wants to run over there.

As time rolls by, the company seems to be slowly getting more proactive, or at least more vocal about it.

Schools need to take more proactive measures at connecting with and providing value to alums.

The targeting of dissidents also comes with the emergence of a new defense doctrine encompassing more proactive measures at home and abroad in defense of the Turkish state.

Be patient but committed, and remember that as you become more confident with introductions, names, and questions, you'll set yourself up to be more proactive and effective at all the other skills required to be a successful newcomer at any event, office, or organization.

Gulf carriers are more proactive than most at currying favour with trade journalists.