Sentence examples similar to proactively oppose from inspiring English sources
After the beheadings of two citizens, Japan can't have it both ways: if it proactively opposes terrorism, it may have to pay the cost.
A 2013 study from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga found that the atheists who consider themselves "anti-theists," or vehemently opposed to religion in all its forms and eager to proactively fight it, have the highest rates of dogmatism and anger.
Arias told me, "Too many people handle things reactively as opposed to proactively.
In short, they let life happen to them as opposed to proactively managing the activities and, in turn, the outcomes.
From the top to the bottom and back again, they can be proactively managed toward as opposed to being reacted to emotionally.
Proactively racially-blind individuals -- those who make a concerted effort to overlook it -- would oppose the race-basedprocess of profiling.
Some even oppose circumcision.
Second, journalists need to re-establish their role as an agenda setter, proactively setting the terms of the conversation as opposed to merely reacting to what is said (or, in Trump's case, tweeted).
And if she doesn't go out and solicit it, she'll end up having decisions that happened to her as opposed to ones that she's made really proactively for herself.
