Sentence examples for proactive in creating from inspiring English sources
My feeling is that there is something modern playwrights could learn from Shakespeare: to be more proactive in creating opportunities.
As designing with reuse in mind is increasingly recommended by circular economy thinkers, manufacturers must be a lot more proactive in creating sustainable designs and specifying recycled materials over virgin raw materials.
The IPPR report makes a number of sensible policy recommendations to western governments including: Rethink their political strategy for engaging with nonviolent Islamic political parties and movements across the Middle East and north Africa, and be more proactive in creating channels for serious and sustained dialogue with them.
"We need to be proactive in creating a quality product that's going to sell.
I choose to focus on being proactive in creating opportunities for myself and others while acknowledging that we are not playing on a level playing field.
Dan argued that if theatrical institutions would be more proactive in creating intergenerational queer space, then the age gaps created by AIDS and gentrification would be lessened.
By doing so, Apple could satisfy growing consumer demand that it make itself a proactive partner in creating a solution for sustainable peace in eastern Congo.
However, minimum as such a step may be, USAID is well positioned to drive both the international organizations, foreign governments and indigenous civil society organizations to take a more proactive role in creating a more sustainable future.
This enables proactive identification of critical assets as opposed to the current reactive industry standard, which represents an important step forward in creating objective risk rating systems for transport network earthworks.
We may find ourselves wanting to act in response to requests that come our way, or wanting to be more proactive in supporting or creating a nonprofit organization.
Be proactive about creating balance between your spouse and children.
