Here you'll find 20 real example sentences with Proactive, the meaning and synonyms like active.

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Proactive in a sentence

Proactive | Proactively | Proactiveness

Proactive meaning

Acting in advance to deal with an expected change or difficulty.

Synonyms of Proactive

retroactive active

Example sentences (20)

Minnesota’s election chief also said the state has taken “proactive steps” to fight this latest danger to democracy.

Proactive employers understand they have a role to play in promoting the good mental health of their team members.

Being proactive is the best defense, said John Ross, senior planner with the Maine Emergency Management Agency.

If you have children with summer birthdays, it’s good to know this risk and be proactive about getting them vaccinated.

It’s a dynamic organization, characterized by integrity, innovation, community focus, and proactive leadership.

Kings Cross police would continue to conduct similar high-visibility proactive patrols in the area, Beard said.

Chief Inspector Rich Muldoon said: “A proactive policing plan remains in place and extra patrols are continuing in the area.

It contains nine "proactive and pragmatic approaches to address the immediate challenges facing Ireland’s healthcare system".

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Millar also said the president-elect should evolve proactive measures to revamp the energy, education and healthcare sectors.

Lenzing said it has a proactive strategy to introduce the technology to outdoor apparel and ready-to-wear garments thereafter.

Meanwhile, his opponent Paul Vallas denied he had said police were handcuffed and said he wants to restore proactive policing.

But she said despite more awareness of mental health, it's still important for parents to be proactive.

And as we've talked about before, we are very proactive in those conversations, and we have active conversations with all of them.

However, the PPP/C is very proactive and are aggressively campaigning in all corners of the country.

If you believe she is lonely and you would like to try to help, you could be more proactive in terms of your own contact with her.

It's about taking a hard look at how we operate and making proactive adjustments to embed security.

Being proactive about seeking help could make all the difference regarding diagnosis, treatment, and legal proceedings down the line.

Companies need to be intentional, proactive and strategic about supporting remote or hybrid work.

It is critical that the EU take proactive steps to reincorporate the Maastricht Generation into ongoing policy debates and discussions.

Ikegna said the Command was very proactive due to the policing strategy put in place by Anambra Commissioner of Police, Mr Echeng Echeng.

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Common combinations with proactive

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Frequently asked questions

How do you use "proactive" in a sentence?
An example: "Minnesota’s election chief also said the state has taken “proactive steps” to fight this latest danger to democracy." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "proactive" from real English texts.
What does "proactive" mean?
Proactive means: Acting in advance to deal with an expected change or difficulty.
What are synonyms of "proactive"?
Common synonyms of "proactive" include: retroactive, active.
How many example sentences with "proactive" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "proactive", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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