Sentence examples for proactive time from inspiring English sources

It was an incredibly proactive time, the opposite of today's consumer-led pop culture.

The authors in [52] combine both proactive time series analysis and a reactive fuzzy controller.

The Friday before Father's Day SHOULD BE a proactive time to shop for Father's Day cards.

Pulse is a periodic process that enables proactive timing by predicting the time of future events rather than reacting to them with a time lag of at least 100 ms [3].

"The WHO faced heavy criticism for waiting too long to declare the Ebola outbreak a public health emergency and they should be congratulated for being far more proactive this time," said Dr Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust.

"The one thing that I hope is that the people who make these emergency decisions will learn from this and be more proactive next time, God forbid, if there is another storm like this," Ms. Coppedge said.

Apple appears to have been proactive this time around.

The story suffers from not having any NPCs as cool as Midna, but at least Zelda herself is proactive this time around and the game acknowledges romance between Zelda and Link.

The Type A physician who is organized, proactive, and time efficient may be forgiven for his or her irritation and hostility by colleagues who appreciate his or her work effectiveness.

In this study, the viability of a proactive real-time traffic monitoring strategy evaluating operation and safety simultaneously was explored.

I know Cook has been criticised for being defensive, but perhaps he is actually being a little bit too proactive at times.