Sentence examples for a complacency of from inspiring English sources

"In both Europe and Japan, there's a complacency of low expectations," Mr. Summers said.

"They think there has been a complacency in some of our Labour heartlands for far too long.

"Takeover" is also a reproach to the complacency of a press corps that lubricated the tracks for this administration's executive power grab.

But I worry that Mr Rogoff is actually feeding a complacency about the dangers of inequality.

It aims, instead, to cast a skeptical eye on the brutality and complacency of a society that ruthlessly sorts its members into winners and losers.

But it lands a kidney punch on the complacency of the political classes.

He remains, for all of us, a challenge to complacency and a model of integrity.

A slight whiff of complacency pervades the groves of the capital, Canberra.

He said it was not the result of complacency or a sense of entitlement.

It was a devastating exposé of complacency in an industry which has no room for that.

It was not set before the public with the confidence - still less the complacency - of an established master.