Sentence examples for more proactive or from inspiring English sources

It may be difficult to develop more drive or an enterprising spirit, but with reflection you can begin to be more proactive or take a few more risks.

He needed to decide whether he could train his existing account managers to be more proactive or whether he would need to hire a full-time sales representative to pursue new accounts.

"Sometimes, the person will say 'I just think you need to be more assertive or more proactive or more of a team player,'" says Heen. "That's vague and what we call a label.

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

There may have been an inclination, a natural one, for Solomon as a "heroic" character to have been more proactive or even reactive in certain circumstances.

There is no doubt that as long as it wants to remain a member of a common currency zone, Greece, unlike Argentina or Russia before it, has limited ability to act in a more proactive manner or threaten to default outright.

And for much of the past year, whenever I or any reporter would ask Stevens whether Romney should have a more proactive vision, or a bigger one, he would point to a few speeches that Romney made, or he would point out that voters are going to judge Obama on his record, and vote accordingly.

That seems like evidence in support of ALICE's more proactive approach, or perhaps the FBI's "Avoid, Deny, Defend" slogan born out of the Advanced Law Enforcement and Rapid Response Training Center ALERRTT) at Texas State University in 2013.

I can do that!" (Group D, daughter/paragraph 97) Informal carers may realise retrospectively that more proactive support or counselling was needed because they were unable to take the first step or to make a care decision.

We may find ourselves wanting to act in response to requests that come our way, or wanting to be more proactive in supporting or creating a nonprofit organization.

Business can take a more proactive approach in cities or suburbs; doing more to create the kinds of communities their employees want so they are better able to attract more of the talent they need.