Sentence examples for proactively trying from inspiring English sources

After all, a few years ago Republicans were proactively trying to downplay the party's sexism.

Opportunities span manufactured goods as well as creative and digital services – potential the UK government is proactively trying to exploit through closer political ties.

I have a list of things I am proactively trying to get done.

Still, Chia said the company is focused on the marketplace aspect of the business and is "not proactively trying to grow" the delivery portion of the business.

Contrast this with Twitter which is proactively trying to take control of their user experience across platforms by telling third-party developers not to focus on making new Twitter clients.

We are proactively trying to determine why".

If he gets the job, expect him to proactively try to tackle the risks building in the system to avoid a huge bailout.

Networking brings results and if you want to see services change, you need to be tenacious and proactively try and create change, otherwise it won't happen.

In many cases, she says, the problem of the glass ceiling is matched by what she calls the "sticky floor" — that is, women who remain in lower-tier jobs because they don't proactively try to climb the corporate ladder.

In my case I liked a few other profiles but never felt an urge to proactively try and break any ice.

Without that critical mass, whatever that number happens to be, only a few people are going to come, and so companies proactively try to attract developers to the platform by showing up at events like the TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon, where they have a large captive audience of developers at their disposal.