Sentence examples for try proactively from inspiring English sources

Obviously he knows Hull will have to defend well but he aspires to doing more than that and, similar to Ian Holloway at Crystal Palace, he will try proactively to threaten opponents.

Given that, there are two options: You ignore that threat and do business as usual, or you do not ignore that fact but try proactively to plan properly for the reconstruction and to build properly and to educate properly and to monitor earthquakes properly.

Retailers said they condemn slave labour and try to proactively audit their supply chains.

In the end, AppZen's goal is to try to proactively educate and help encourage employees to use expenses properly instead of outright judging — though, of course, that only goes so far.

Very few brands try to proactively recruit Latinas who are of many beautiful shades and colors.

That was something we couldn't overcome unless we were gonna have to try to proactively, like, do a tutorial in Hillary's emails, which would've been politically ludicrous.

"The NSA isn't trying to proactively stop us from making a movie, it's more subtle than that," he said.

"This is a big issue for us, and we are trying to proactively address it," he said in an interview for an article in Thursday's paper on a decision by the National Park Service director to scuttle a planned water-bottle ban that park personnel, Xanterra and its fellow concessionaire, Delaware North, had spent months preparing for.

Given all of your legal troubles, have you considered trying to proactively remove all of your infringing content, as Mininova is doing?

"[China's] capacities for economic management have been nothing short of astounding and they are already trying to proactively de-risk bits of their financial system", Adam tells VICE.

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