Sentence examples for sense proactive from inspiring English sources

The Phoenix Law Enforcement Association, the city police department's largest union, has promoted the bill as a "common sense proactive step in the right direction in the continuing battle on illegal immigration".

"In terms of the weapons hunt in a proactive sense, it has concluded, and the report is being tweaked a bit but it will be largely unchanged".

But his team had done nothing in a proactive sense before the award and the way that they folded after it bodes badly for the battles ahead.

It makes far more sense to be proactive and explain your business to regulators rather than wait for them to approach you with a concern.

Adaptation, in the proactive sense, means watching for the next wave that is coming, figuring out what shape it will take, and positioning the company to take advantage of it.

Since many things in life are out of our control, it makes sense to be proactive in those aspects of our life over which we have some measure of control.

Play games with street names and locations so that your children are imprinted with a naturally proactive sense of time and place.

These challenges may or may not lead to "decisions" in any proactive sense -- even though they can absolutely be worth writing about.

And while I don't have anyone specific in mind, I do always have a friend getting pregnant these days, so it makes sense to be proactive and grab this set of onesies from the end cap, just to have on-hand.

In application, there was consensus that Cryptosporidium typing methods could be used in both a reactive and proactive sense.

Representing the expected structure of networks for pattern and missing link detection is a proactive sense-making task.