Sentence examples similar to not proactively contributing from inspiring English sources

Early-stage founders used to not proactively bring up these issues and now they do.

However, Klein warned: "No amount of legal structures will have the mining industry proactively contributing to development in certain countries.

If your boss doesn't proactively give you feedback, start the conversation yourself.

"I can't proactively give it to you.

Through such a process, we will proactively contribute to the global debate to enhance the safety of nuclear power generation.

"Working toward peace and stability in the international society serves our national interests," he said, "and Japan will continue to proactively contribute to antiterrorism operations".

Ironically, today the most stable and secure state in the region is Iran, with the foresight and capability to proactively contribute to resolving regional crises.

These events may proactively contribute to retard the aging processes and the abrupt physiological changes probably induced by mitochondrial dysfunction with aging.

It does not proactively review apps before they appear on the store.

"We will NOT proactively address the diabetes concerns," the document, an internal Lilly memorandum, said.

The design approaches do not proactively recognize future uncertainties in design requirements and operating environments.