Sentence examples for proactively beginning from inspiring English sources

You can come up with a lot of reasons for not proactively beginning something.

Over time, Sam complained less and also proactively began to try to solve his own problems.

In fairness, Broward County sheriffs have proactively begun meeting with community leaders and clergy to plan post-verdict strategies for keeping the peace.

Our experience in New York, and inability to change our party affiliation so that we could vote for our father in the NY primary, was the reason that we proactively began making videos last year to educate voters on a state-by-state basis on what is required in order for them to vote in their own state primaries.

Many colleges are beginning to proactively share mental health information with students during face-to-face orientation sessions.

All of this was accompanied by an increasing skepticism, across the political spectrum, about whether Black Lives Matter could move beyond reacting to outrages and begin proactively shaping public policy.

Laura Zelenko: Two years ago we began proactively increasing the number of female sources in our news coverage.

From there, the system begins proactively reaching out with structured cold emails to verify leads.

Last year, after a few iterations and a thicker rubber sole (for durability), he began proactively selling it, placing it on sites such as the trendy Huckberry marketplace.

In July of last year, a month after the launch of Apple Music, Spotify began proactively encouraging its users to end their mobile subscriptions and upgrade to premium on the web, where it would cost just $10.

The purpose of the project is to ensure safety and promote continuation of healthy, traditional lifestyles and/or to begin proactively addressing cleanup and mitigation of contaminated sources.