"It's a lot less complacent around here, but it's also a lot more exciting," said Patricia A. Rutledge, who has been at Pitney for 28 years and is now director of operations for the small-office division.
It would be absurd to expect people to suddenly opt out of all the apps that mediate modern life and go live off the grid because of Pokémon Go, but perhaps this can have the effect of making people a little less complacent about stuff we take for granted everyday, and a bit more careful.
He just wants them to be a bit less complacent.
The reports sent by the collection's supervisors in Wales were a lot less complacent.
(Though replace "Muslim" with "Jew" in many of Trump's diktats and you will feel a little less complacent).
And if it doesn't, perhaps public frustration will be expressed at the ballot box, creating a new, less complacent political climate.
"With so much attention to these issues," he said, "people are a lot less complacent, and more investors understand the importance of diversification".
When I denounced... certain kinds of facile moralism, it was in the name of a more alert, less complacent seriousness.
Conceivably, these simultaneous changes in health care delivery and health care financing reflected a change towards less complacent attitudes to health care which were shared by both professionals and policy-makers.
About other people's irrational fears, in short, Mr Pipes is sage and safe, if a touch condescending.A far more gripping, and less complacent, read is "Abuse of Power", which consists of transcripts of over 200 hours of voice-activated tapes from President Nixon's office at the White House.
