Sentence examples for more than proactive from inspiring English sources

Too often, it seems situational rather than strategic, reactive more than proactive.

"We're a commuter school, primarily, and our students tend to be more reactionary than proactive".

But their involvement is often temporary, she said, adding, "Parents are more reactive than proactive".

Mr. Gore's supporters worry that during that same period, the vice president has appeared more reactive than proactive.

Asked if Schottenheimer had called him to discuss Brees's strengths and weaknesses, Tiller said he had not because coaches tend to be more reactive than proactive.

Mr. Schlobohm says that because regulators and law enforcement authorities are more reactive than proactive when it comes to financial crimes, it's up to members of the industry to alert people about frauds before investors are hurt.

Some coastal experts concede that the scientific community has been more reactive than proactive regarding the spill, and has often waited to be consulted on solutions rather than offering up its own innovative ideas to keep oil off the coast, a criticism that local officials have echoed.

The LSE's motivation for seeking an acquisition may also more defensive than proactive.

They slow down when under pressure, and like technicals, they are more reactive than proactive.

"I'd say we are more opportunistic than proactive in our acquisitions strategy". .

"We have drawn up targets but I think we'll be more reactive than proactive in the market in January".