Sentence examples for proactively that from inspiring English sources

In this section, we describe a method in which the said information is applied proactively, that is, in a manner whereby previously evaluated solutions direct the choice of future hypotheses.

The approach exploits a simple but potentially powerfull idea: In order to regulate themselves in a semi-autonomous manner and be protected from potential anomalies, Generation-IV plants should act proactively, that is, effect control in anticipation of (not just in response to) potential contingencies.

Still, testing remains voluntary for hospitals like Allegheny General, and though not all facilities address the issue proactively, that could be changing.

We must decide, proactively, that economies powered by dirty fuel just aren't credible.

"As the strike loomed, though, we thought it would be appropriate for our travelers to notify them proactively that there would be a benefit in this specific situation to have a paper ticket," he added.

FX has since proactively turned that trend around: 51% of the channel's roster of directors are currently men and women of color or white women, the network revealed at the FX's Television Critics Association panel in Los Angeles on Tuesday.

Paterson does not expect the RCMP to proactively release that data, which he thinks may shed some light on racial bias in policing.

People get busy, but we can also decide to proactively make that outreach right then and there while it's top of mind.

You can proactively create that control in your space, and you never know what's going to happen, but at least you know what the next step is if something does happen.

I do think, however, that there is a lot of common ground and that the military and the media can work together proactively to find that common ground.

"We're not going to be proactively marketing something that would engender renewed questions about the unfortunate bean ball".