Sentence examples for more proactive early from inspiring English sources

The DMA could have been more proactive early on in communicating a positive message.

A gradually more proactive and differential earlier labour induction practice is likely to have mainly been responsible for the substantial reduction in stillbirths in Denmark.

"We should have adopted a more proactive approach to our early inquiries in relation to HBOS," he said.

One theory is that morning people are more proactive because getting up early gives them more time to prepare for the day.

The working group proposed two strategies to consider; a more proactive approach, which emphasizes early metabolism predictions to drive appropriate hazard assessment; and a retroactive approach to manage safety risks of a unique or "major" metabolite once identified and quantitated from human clinical ADME studies.

We need to become more proactive about teaching students early on about managing their finances, so they can properly prepare for their future and avoid making the same poor choices that have plagued past generations.

Patient management can thus become less "reactive" and more "proactive", with treatments started early, before a patient deteriorates too much.

In order to reach the most vulnerable families we wanted to be more proactive and offer support earlier.

Research shows that early risers are more proactive than night owls, they're more agreeable and conscientious, and they're happier than people who sleep in.

However, more proactive screening for CNS metastases and earlier treatment may paradoxically generate higher costs of care due to improved life expectancy and longer duration of therapy.

"In a world in which studios are making the big Lego movies, writers today have to be more proactive and take more control," said Fernandez, who early in his career worked for the legendary producers Roger Corman and Dino De Laurentiis.