Sentence examples for most proactive of from inspiring English sources

A former technology executive, Bajc has been one of the most proactive of the family members, setting up Facebook and Twitter accounts encouraging people to keep looking for the plane.

Consider Unilever, the most proactive of the big companies seeking to make sustainability core to business.

What is pressing, in fact but the most proactive form of the counter-counter?

"The opinion of the leading ankle consultant in the country has been sought and early surgical repair is the most proactive course of action".

Having moved from a place of understanding, to challenging, to stepping out and releasing, to opening space for Co-creating Conversations, you have now mastered the most proactive and intentional skill of shaping the story of your team's collective success.

The U.S. Treasury was the most proactive, agreeing to a set of investment principles with two of the largest SWFs.

"Of all the governors that we worked with, he was by far one of the most proactive and engaged in the country," said Joshua Filler, the Homeland Security director of the Office of State and Local Government Coordination from 2003 to 2005.

Contrary to common assumption, the parents of unaccompanied minors are often among the most proactive and protective, the PTA parents of war zones.

"I think we have one of the most proactive programs in discouraging over-drinking, if you will," he said.

The News Corporation, the former owner of the fallen social network MySpace, has recently emerged as one of the most proactive suitors.

"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".