Sentence examples for proactive things from inspiring English sources

"A small percentage of the IT industry is doing really progressive, proactive things.

"Tarrytown is doing a lot of proactive things to create a vibrant business environment in the village," she said.

"Banks are looking at all the available solutions to combat this, from proactive things like taking down the spoof sites, to the reactive things like how to handle increased call volumes when they get hit with phishing attacks".

"I'd like to see my state do more proactive things and get to a point where we don't have to be correcting mistakes," said Fred Gray, a civil rights lawyer who represented Rosa Parks in the 1950s and submitted an affidavit endorsing the pardon petition.

First, I've been concentrating on the proactive things a scientist can do to improve their financial future, whereas in many cases a pension plan is "set in stone" and not really something that takes much thought or planning--in fact, the whole point of a pension plan is that your pension is taken care of for you.

I like to think that one of the most proactive things anyone can do to help prospective students to avoid incurring too much debt, is to encourage our youth to explore all the higher-education possibilities out there.

Try to remember that sometimes, the most proactive thing we can do is nothing at all.

"One of them said that was a very proactive thing to do -- not everyone is looking out for our interests while we're running around with our hair on fire".

As inhaling burning plant matter isn't exactly the most proactive thing to do in the pursuit of good health, Abigail and Sarah decided to set up a "coven" in their Edinburgh flat.

Claire Leslie: "If you are in the early stages of your career, prospective employers should understand that finding jobs is difficult and give you credit for being proactive with things like volunteering.

Perhaps that serial killer had an appetite for squirrels...? If you want to be really proactive, set things up.