Sentence examples for proactive by from inspiring English sources

Other homeowners facing foreclosure or bankruptcy "are being proactive" by trying a short sale.

Today, the S.E.C. wants to be more proactive by using risk modeling to analyze corporate filings to identify companies that might be outliers in reporting their results.

France's reactive strategy made sense, but once they had gone behind they had nothing proactive by which to change the game.

And be proactive by sending out tailored applications to the companies you want to work for – they might just arrive in a recruiting manager's inbox at the right time.

Mr. de Blasio did suggest in an interview after the motorcycle episode that police officers be proactive by informing motorcycle groups of a zero-tolerance policy for dangerous behavior.

Knockaert did eventually come on, with Pearson trying to be proactive by switching from a 3-5-2 formation to 4-4-2, but Leicestillstill relied too much on the long throws of Liam Moore for their most illuminating moments.

"This is a measured, proactive, step-by-step approach to taking on violent hot spots throughout Manhattan," Mr. Vance said.

In any case, identification of the latter group will be of little interest, unless within it those patients can be differentiated whose deterioration can be avoided or mitigated by proactive actions by those that are in unmanageable situations.

Searches could be proactive, prompted by items shared by friends, rather than awaiting a text field completion.

He said this attitude could be turned around by responsible boards promoting proactive engagement by their staff and "responsiveness to both clients and community".

Lately, there has been a modest comeback by the auto industry, stemming from the proactive investment by the Obama administration.