Sentence examples for proactively deal from inspiring English sources

We will proactively deal with the situation based on our patented and patent-applied-for technologies,".

The bank holding company took matters into its own hands, cutting 700 jobs and vowing to proactively deal with sluggish portfolios.

To start, CIOs should implement tools that use a mix of pattern detection and preventive measures to proactively deal with financial crimes and fraud.

My favorite is the airline Passenger Care customer service tool because it's designed to improve the customer experience and let airline employees proactively deal with delays, processing people who volunteer to get bumped and so forth.

It is better to proactively deal with crises before conditions deteriorate further.

Likewise, professional and registration bodies require clarity, security and confidence in the scope of their own positions to proactively deal with such workforce reform.

Nor is this so-called trend that much of a "relatively recent phenomenon," as Greg Miller, Utah's chief executive, described it after the Jazz, unwilling to go down the path of free-agent peril as Cleveland did with James, proactively dealt the elite point guard Deron Williams to the Nets.

Proactively dealing with adverse and favorable events that may arise during everyday operations might prevent, for example: delay on deployment of services, cost overrun in activities, predictable failures of handled resources, and, consequently, waste of money.

Even in areas that were largely unaffected  by the storm, tourism and hotel officials are proactively hawking deals.

There must be a concerted effort to deal proactively with this crisis.

"The answer depends on whether European and US policymakers deal proactively with their major short term economic problems," it said.