Sentence examples for most proactive in from inspiring English sources
British Airways has always been among the most proactive in the business.
Beverage companies have been among the most proactive in working with NGOs to improve women's rights to clean water.
The City of Sydney has been most proactive in promoting such systems, with about 20% of Sydneysiders now belonging to car-share schemes.
"This season the club has been one of the most proactive in Super League when it comes to promoting a family friendly environment at the stadium, working hard all season to create an atmosphere within the stadium that is inclusive for all sections of the community".
Joeteshna Gurdayal Zenos, acting head of Pacfic Net, which is Greenpeace Australia Pacific's climate justice project, said: "Pacific island leaders are among the most proactive in the world on global warming because their countries are bearing the brunt of climate changes.
"When women were most proactive in making their achievements visible they advanced further…were more satisfied with their careers, and had greater compensation growth than women who were less focused on calling attention to their successes," reads the report.
"I think we have one of the most proactive programs in discouraging over-drinking, if you will," he said.
The New York Times described Kemp as the most proactive combatant in the war on poverty since Robert Kennedy.
The cost of a garment is not always synonymous with its quality; although reports show that the responsibility for disasters like Rana Plaza lies largely with fast-fashion retailers, some of these perpetrators have actually been some of the most proactive brands in terms of making a change.
The modern era of disciplining doctors began in New York in the late 1980's with Dr. David Axelrod, probably the most proactive health commissioner in state history.
Most proactive indicators presented in OHS guides and research papers are, in fact, activity indicators; i.e. they indicate what is being done in the organisation.
