Sentence examples for more proactive to from inspiring English sources

Chris, the San Francisco man whose infection was diagnosed with an RNA test, said the early diagnosis had allowed him "to be more proactive, to get right on it at the start and feel a little bit more in control".

Councillor Brenda Dowding, executive member for adult social care and health at the council, says: "We are trying to move away from reactive services to get more proactive, to see if we can prevent the abuse or at least stop it at the point it is detected.

And to engage them in in being more proactive to engage the students and get the students involved, that's the challenge, I think.

Identifying, assessing and analysing ethical risks will help managers to recognize potential adverse events in time, be more proactive to manage risks and minimize new ethical risks from occurring.

"It strengthened China's resolve to shape the international financial architecture by being more proactive to establish new institutions," Lombardi said.

The rock star-like HFT firms, especially, have to be more proactive to ensure that market abuse doesn't happen and that errors and are caught before the market is affected.

"That puts pressure on the local banking system to take more proactive steps to keep their books clean.

Henceforth, the Media Leaks Task Force's main mission would be to take "more proactive actions to undermine future and recurring false narratives" by Snowden, as one NSA official wrote.

33 It points to a more proactive approach to safety in healthcare which, in turn, relies on the integration and analysis of diverse sources of safety information.

By talking to your teacher or professor about your work, you may be able to take much more proactive steps to building your confidence.

"They're willing to invest in more proactive measures to reduce the risk than they were before".