Sentence examples similar to our proactive stance from inspiring English sources

Taking a proactive stance after our mother died, we hoped for the best but prepared for the worst - expecting that my father might soon follow since he was 87 years old at the time and more serious health issues were developing.

"We could possibly gain revenues as advertisers become aware of our position, that we're taking a proactive stance," he said.

For the great bulk of our readers, and – yes – to respect the wellbeing of our staff too, we need to take a more proactive stance on what kind of material appears on the Guardian site.

Why has New Jersey taken such a proactive stance?

Here Europe can learn from the US Federal Reserve's more pragmatic and proactive stance.

Women's rights activists now need to take a proactive stance.

Take feminine hygiene brand Kotex, for instance, which is taking a proactive stance on curbing teenage pregnancy in South Africa.

Take a proactive stance on LinkedIn by reaching out directly to people with similar backgrounds working in fields that you are interested in entering.

I'm delighted to see the Met police taking such a proactive stance here – along with the Civil Aviation Authority they should be congratulated.

Its proactive stance, delivered by a television network that many children know and love, is a great place to start or continue a conversation about bullying.

Instead, the battle is more likely to spread to regulators and legislators as companies take a proactive stance in anticipation of shareholder activism.