Sentence examples for partly proactive from inspiring English sources
This attention can be viewed as partly in reaction to the intrusion of non-scientific perspectives in the science classroom, and partly proactive by ensuring that future scientists and other students accurately comprehend the basics of scientific thought.
One interviewee praised the government's commitment to development saying, "I think the British government … has been very proactive … partly because civil society [was] onto it straight away, in saying we will keep our overseas development commitments".
This work was partly supported by EU FET Proactive grant TIMESTORM: Mind and Time: Investigation of the Temporal Traits of Human-Machine Convergence, and the Dr. Mortimer and Dame Theresa Sackler Foundation, supporting the Sackler Centre for Consciousness Science.
All of this is working extremely well and there is no issues," he said — partly because the regulator remains very proactive.
Content for the SSP was also partly derived from the successful PRISMA (PRoactive Interdisciplinary Self-Management) course, adapted by the VU University Medical Center for T2DM patients, which is based on the DESMOND-program developed in the United Kingdom [ 36- 40].
If Mr. Price seems proactive on health care, it is at least partly because he, like other Republicans, starts from a defensive stance.
The company that provides the chat service to TechnoScout, LivePerson Inc., has seen its prospects improve this year, partly because of the number of businesses looking to use proactive chat to sell goods.
Family businesses' proactive actions and long-term perspective during recessions are driven partly by a unique concern for future generations and an emphasis on preserving the family name, but there's no reason why other companies can't emulate them.
Colombia's protected area network has been located, at least partly, within all of the global conservation priorities considered here, but priority areas following a proactive strategy have been the dominant ones.
