Sentence examples for proactive today from inspiring English sources

"But donors are much more proactive today.

Senior leadership must be proactive, today, in being vigilantly visible and vocal supporters of diversity and inclusion.

We're being a bit more proactive this year in making sure we're ahead of the game rather than behind it".

Terry Robinson, the club's director of football, has bitten the dust and this presumably sets the stage for a proactive winter of player recruitment.

The campaigning, which shareholders indicate is unusually proactive this year, reflects the growing worries within JPMorgan that investors may be dissatisfied with management because of the continuing fallout from a multibillion-dollar trading debacle.

Such weather-related crash studies could be valuable for road agencies, especially in cold countries, for planning proactive winter road maintenance.

"Every other year we wait until there is trouble and violence and we suffer for two days and then we try to get it fixed up, so we are trying to be proactive this year".

There's a proactive Congress today but no cohesive vision that embraces all the problems of a declining world power.

Jason says Calgary police are taking a somewhat more proactive approach today, but insist they can't do much without hard evidence.

"Kudos to the N.R.C. for taking proactive steps last year to make Fort Calhoun better protected against this year's flood," he said.

Stretford, a former vacuum cleaner salesman who set up Proactive in 1987, had initially complained to police in 2003 that he was being blackmailed by three men - John Hyland, an associate of McIntosh, and the brothers Christopher and Anthony Bacon - into sharing any revenues he made by representing Rooney.