Sentence examples for proactively pick from inspiring English sources

"Are you still going to proactively pick London versus another hub" like Paris, Berlin, or perhaps Stockholm?

That includes the playlists you've created yourself; playlists created by other users; Discover Weekly curated by Spotify's team; and Spotify Radio, which technically is not a playlist but is one more way of listening to music on the platform based around a theme without having to proactively pick everything out yourself each time.

But you and your board do need to proactively to pick your poison here, and then implement it.

They tell me how the old expensive Rolex wearing sales forces are a thing of the past and, in the future, companies will "consume" enterprise products proactively like consumers pick up Twitter.

But rather than all of us trying to pick and pull down our sport we need to proactively do something".

"It got some pick up in the Canada and Chicago media, but we didn't proactively announce it to press because we knew this was coming," a spokesperson tells me.

The service automatically maps known domains, protocols and file extensions so it will pick the most suitable one without the need for indicating it proactively.

RBS, Lloyds and Santander all say their systems can pick up contactless spending after a card is reported stolen, with Santander saying it would proactively contact customers to verify any payments, and Lloyds saying it would automatically refund any payment after a theft.

Pick up the phone.

Say we pick ∅.

It also picks up motion and will proactively alert you when it senses someone is at the door.