Sentence examples for proactive towards from inspiring English sources
In recent times researchers have been quite proactive towards the issue of electromagnetic interference (EMI).
Whoever replaces Fletcher ultimately will be conscious of the need to be more proactive towards the development of one-day cricket.
Unlike prior research that presents organisations as constrained by systems of measuring (which we name 'reactive conformance'), we examine how they are becoming more proactive towards this challenge (described as 'reflexive transformation').
And for businesses to stay competitive, not least so-called scale-ups, they need to be proactive towards this trend.
Students need to develop skills in anticipation and adaptability, foresight and flexibility, innovation and intuition in order to become more adaptable and proactive towards change [4].
Considering that the variable "size" explains the structural construct's measurement scales better than the other variables, it can be assumed that the smallest social farms are more proactive towards having relations with other farms in order to improve their performance.
Safety conscious planning is a new proactive approach towards understanding crashes.
Let's move forward gracefully by visualising an empowered inclusive new generation and take proactive steps towards reconciliation, then progress it to our policy leaders.
While some innovations have made significant strides towards improved brain health, there is a pressing need for stronger prioritization of cognitive healthcare and more proactive innovation towards preventative treatments.
Integrated resilience engineering (IRE) is a novel approach that has a foresight and proactive attitude towards improving the safety and reliability of complex industrial systems such as tile and ceramic factories.
The complaints were received with considerable seriousness, indicating that the Incident Free Culture a proactive attitude towards ergonomic matters that had been created at the plant when it was established in 1997 had firmly taken root.
