Sentence examples for seem proactive from inspiring English sources

Jumping in and asking for a job might seem proactive, but you'll get much better results if you follow a prospective employer and engage with them.

The case would never even have come to trial, he said, if not for the Feds' need to seem proactive, the coalition's desire to make a name for itself, and the pickers' desperation for working papers, which they would receive in return for testifying.

If Mr. Price seems proactive on health care, it is at least partly because he, like other Republicans, starts from a defensive stance.

Politicians seem eager to look proactive, especially given the perception that hedge funds and private equity firms are getting away with stuff off-limits to ordinary investors.

Wales seems more proactive in reaching the developing world.

Perhaps more troubling, last week, in what seemed a proactive maneuver, Weibo announced that it would remove any content that was "pornographic, violent, vulgar, or gay".

Since that massive fuck-up the company has certainly seemed more proactive on the state-sponsored fakes front  — recently removing a swathe of accounts linked to Iran which were pushing fake content, for example.

The longer you wait after you take your notes to review them, the more difficult to remember they will be and the more "foreign" the concepts will seem, so be proactive and cement your knowledge by reviewing your notes at home.

Maybe it's because biotechnology is still a relatively new branch of science, but young biotechnologists seem to be particularly proactive when it comes to networking.

Even the doctors down here don't seem to be very proactive.

Thus plants seem to have evolved proactive, non-inducible systems to face abiotic stresses.