Sentence examples for must become proactive from inspiring English sources

Planning must become proactive rather than reactive.

The government's package acknowledged that the Victorian and South Australian economies faced "acute pressure" from the decisions by GM Holden and Ford to stop making cars in Australia between 2016-17 arguedgued that industry "must become proactive to ensure that our manufacturing industry is competitive and incentivised to create jobs and investment".

Prospective graduate students and current graduate students must become more proactive in evaluating their career decisions and actively plan their post-Ph.D. career.

As our view of the openness of marine communities' changes and knowledge of the poor dispersal ability of many benthic species and the threat of disturbance to seafloor habitats increases so the conservation of pristine habitats must become more proactive.

Geriatric oncology teams must in the future encourage older patients to become proactive and feel involved in their own care plan and use of healthcare services.

We need to become proactive.

"From there, you begin to strategize, and you begin a long-range plan to become proactive.

But with that goes the understanding that the owner has to become proactive.

Over the past few years, with no government assistance forthcoming, the villagers have become proactive.

PagerDuty is also helping its clients become proactive.

It's like you have a choice, you can become proactive or you can choose 'Youthanasia'".