Sentence examples for proactive advising from inspiring English sources
Some are proactive, advising people beforehand how not to be racist in their costume choices.
The evidence supporting the health benefits of PA is indisputable, and there is good evidence that physicians can influence patients to significantly improve their health through proactive advising on the positive health impacts of PA during an office visit.
One HCP described their centre as being proactive in offering exercise advice to children; " I think compared to other centres we are probably quite proactive in advising on exercise in diabetes" (P04, Dietician) and a colleague in the same centre explained, " I think it's driven more by our personal interests as much as anything else" (P03, Consultant).
A two-part (reactive and proactive) algorithm advising responses to RT-CGM was devised by physicians and certified diabetes nurse educators (DNEs) with input from CSII-using (nonstudy participant) patients.
However, only a third of respondents in the current survey reported that they regularly took a smoking history in new patients and a similar number were proactive in advising on smoking cessation.
A better approach is proactive mentorship and advising that mandates interaction between students and professors or other staff members that can provide real-world guidance.
However, if I were advising him, I would tell him to be much more proactive.
"Begging a taxi commission for forgiveness is a lot different than begging a U.S. attorney for forgiveness," says Tusk. Startups have to take the politics seriously and they have to proactive about it, he advises.
"Be proactive in your bidding," he advised the 130 bidders — registered participants in a consumer exposition called the New York Foreclosure Showcase.
Since a preference for negative freedoms can unite otherwise wary Tories and Liberals, I'd advise fans of the proactive state to get their intellectual act together now.
