Sentence examples for proactively opted from inspiring English sources

"The art was not actually at risk," Ms. Guiter said, but "we proactively opted to shut the show".

Evening Master's Program students must proactively opt-in if they wish to have UChicago health insurance.

YouCaring proudly proclaims in a banner headline "OUR CROWDFUNDING PLATFORM CHARGES $0," then slyly prompts donors to contribute an additional 5% to the for-profit company "to operate the site," a charge contributors must proactively opt out of when contributing if they don't want to pay it.

Alternatively, Uber could proactively opt to sell its India operations to Ola, take a large stake in the company, and still participate in the India market via the "Ola proxy" without all of the regulatory headaches and months of financial losses.

It is important to proactively "opt-out" of the bank's account review program that will routinely evaluate every account to determine if a change is required.

But women don't need to do anything proactively to opt in [to contraception coverage].

The former is where content from the publications you've opted to follow will show up, and the app will proactively download that content so you can read it offline.

Read Terms of Service carefully, proactively manage your privacy controls and remember that unless and until you've opted out of something, you've most often already opted in.

Most users opted to keep their answers to these questions private, meaning that other users could not proactively search for potential mates using these criteria.

Other mobile ads types that are expected to get a boost during the forecast period include search/map ad types — which Gartner expects to benefit from increased use of location data gathered from mobile users opting in to location services or proactively checking in to the places they visit via their use of apps such as Foursquare and Pinterest.

"Opt out!