Sentence examples for sufficiently proactive from inspiring English sources
A danger that comes from Nick Pollard's report, where everyone talked about the need for good editors and letting them get on with it, is that you need extremely strong editorial management from people who are sufficiently proactive to intervene with programme sovereignty and stop it being used as an excuse and a mantra.
Sir John, who was heavily criticised by MPs in 2007 for not being sufficiently proactive when Northern Rock ran into trouble, said the Bank needed to ensure Scottish depositors will have ready access to their money in the event of heavy withdrawals.
Against this troubling backdrop, Congress should hold Bernanke's feet to the fire on two very basic questions: Is the Fed being sufficiently proactive to prevent the U.S. economy from falling into a deflationary trap?
"For several months, people had been complaining that the MINUSMA was not being sufficiently proactive," Antil said.
This finding suggests that in both hospital and community settings sufficiently proactive care for this patient group was lacking.
Although care providers might show some interest in improving their knowledge, representatives of patient advocacy groups indicated that primary care providers were "not sufficiently proactive" in this area.
But while the PFA and the FA tried to get to grips with a historic crisis that threatens to spiral beyond their control, there were fresh questions over whether they were sufficiently prepared or had been proactive enough previously in providing a support network for those affected.
(Physio 3) In some cases, the professionals were sufficiently concerned that they had instigated proactive contacts with patients new to the service to check on progress.
They also indicated that many instruments for the identification of frail older people might not be sufficiently sensitive to identify those older people who would benefit most from the initiatives and proactive care and support.
