Sentence examples for will be proactive from inspiring English sources

If there's impact, we will be proactive and over-reactive.

It will be proactive and pre-emptive, rather than simply a monitor.

The message now is that this central bank will be proactive, and we can expect more to come".

But, a publicly owned Green Investment Bank will be proactive, not just there to pick up the pieces of mistakes made elsewhere.

Axa says it will be "proactive" about informing its own customers of the scheme but points out that reinsurance is no substitute for things like flood defences and "of course, the cessation of construction on flood plains".

It is important that we have made this change, that the IWF will be proactive not reactive for the first time, so it can actively seek out the sorts of images that people find absolutely abhorrent.

"We still have some areas that we definitely need to address and we'll be proactive in doing so".

"This summer we'll be proactive, while we have this audience of three-quarters of a million people," said Douglas Jewell, a real estate broker in Swainton who is a leader of Concerned Citizens of Cape May County, an environmental group.

"Will Portugal be proactive or will it hope for the best and try its luck in January?" The political and social backdrop is adding to concerns.

Will you be proactive and get ahead of the conversation, or will you wait until your company makes the "top 10" list of trending hashtags -- and not in a good way?

Siri, the voice-activated assistant will now be proactive, it's claimed, offering to play an audiobook as you sit down in the car, say, before you ask for it.