Sentence examples for proactive individuals from inspiring English sources

"What I look for in my antagonists is the pure evil of proactive individuals . . . who will actively inflict pain on others without there being any orders, peer pressure or propaganda".

Proactive individuals take initiative and becomeleaders in the marketplace by exploiting opportunities.

Proactive individuals do what is necessary to bring their concepts to fruition and gain an advantage by being the first to capitalize on new opportunities (Sang and Peterson, 2000).

These fish were classified as risk taking, proactive individuals.

In order to set up mentorship, a mentee has to take the initiative and address an experienced senior physician higher up the hierarchy [ 38]; it is well-known that females are often reluctant to put themselves forward as proactive individuals [ 14, 39].

This is a consequence of transition to a new system that relies on proactive individual registration, ending the old process by which the count was taken by household.

In this system, RFID hardware devices are installed to capture customer shopping behaviour and preferences, which would be especially useful for business decision-making and proactive individual marketing to enhance retail business.

This sort of proactive, individual approach is Action for Happiness' modus operandi – and something for which it's been criticised, most notably by David Harper at The Guardian, who wrote that it's "based on two flawed assumptions: that the source of unhappiness lies inside people's heads – in how they see the world – and that the solution lies in change at the level of the individual".

This sort of proactive, individual approach is Action for Happiness's modus operandi and something for which it's been criticized, most notably by David Harper at the Guardian, who wrote that it's "based on two flawed assumptions: that the source of unhappiness lies inside people's heads—in how they see the world and that the solution lies in change at the level of the individual".

The personal perspective of recovery occurs as an evolving and adjusting process through which the subject overcomes main challenges such as threats to its sense of identity, loss of previous ways of understanding the world, acknowledging losses in one's life and accepting oneself as an ordinary yet proactive individual, achieving self-determination and a meaningful life [ 9, 16].

The secondary prevention PROspective pioglitazone Clinical Trial in macrovascular Events (PROactive) enrolled individuals with extensive evidence of CV disease, and RECORD recruited a more typical diabetic population, both starting in 2001.