Sentence examples for proactively helped from inspiring English sources

In the field of urban regeneration, artists were not simply used unconsciously as "catalysts" by property interest and regeneration officials, but their elite segment also proactively helped reconstruct the physical and the symbolic urban spaces.

What specific measures is the city taking to proactively help the homeless and drug addicted?

Myrna Manners, a spokeswoman for NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, said that it would be inappropriate to discuss specific cases, but that the hospital "proactively helps patients at every step" of the financial aid process.

"Citi's program is the best so far in terms of proactively helping borrowers who may face trouble down the road".

The goal with AI is to help surface information and proactively help the sales team, turning CRM (and other parts of the Salesforce platform)  into a tool that can assist and suggest in a much more prescriptive way.

The key is to proactively help people adapt to rapidly changing demands.

I look at it as a public health initiative because I can proactively help people manage their health and wellness before an emergency occurs".

Community organizations that serve the most vulnerable families are all too aware of the wealth-building challenges for the Latino community and are proactively helping new U.S citizens start off on the right foot.

And those well-meaning, but misguided, leaders who are laying down the welcome mat to a massive influx of unvetted Muslim immigrants must proactively help us in this effort or be forced to answer for the violent consequences of their enabling and inaction.

We now want our machines to "recognize" us and "listen" to us, to "understand" and proactively "help" with what we want and need, and modern devices are beginning to carry just enough sensors and computing power to start delivering all that.

Specialists at checkpoints "identify potential difficulties that passengers with disabilities and medical conditions may experience throughout screening" and "either proactively help, or resolve concerns," she added.