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proactive

[proh-ak-tiv] / proʊˈæk tɪv /


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He points out that Transurban has historically been proactive in refinancing debt when conditions are favorable, and that his forecast is above consensus.

From The Wall Street Journal

The airline said it would be contacting customers “proactively” about assigning them new flights once Israel’s airspace reopened.

From Los Angeles Times

For Costco, the analysts noted that the warehouse membership chain tends to be more proactive on lowering prices than its rivals when food prices start to ease.

From MarketWatch

Morgan analyst Tien-tsin Huang wrote in a note that a new “world of work” is “impending,” and that Block is “proactively restructuring” the company to adapt to that reality.

From MarketWatch

It is the first time parent company Meta will proactively alert parents to searches by their child on Instagram for harmful material, rather than block searches and direct users to external help.

From BBC