Sentence examples for add complacency from inspiring English sources

Add complacency and it becomes a near-certainty.

Not striving to do so may contribute to their vulnerability and add to complacency among those who are responsible or contribute to their unfortunate plight.

He said Osborne's optimism was egitimate, adding: "Real complacency is going back to tax-and-spend and borrowing through the roof".

He added that "complacency" had been allowed to creep back in following the publication of the Macpherson report in 1999, and also called for an internal Met inquiry to establish the extent of racism within the force.

The passage of the Dodd-Frank law has sowed a perception of safety that has spawned a dangerous complacency, they add.

Their TV advantage added to their complacency.

Faure said the wave pattern underlined the need to guard against complacency, adding that the disease was now starting to appear in previously unaffected areas of Guinea.

Worse, 12 years of a G.O.P. congressional majority have added to the complacency, and two years under Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid don't seem to have been enough to rouse the party faithful.

Miliband accused the prime minister of "terrible complacency", adding that the chancellor, George Osborne, was wrong to tell the cabinet on Tuesday that the economy was "on track" when he knew it would fall short of the 0.8% growth predicted last month by the Office for Budget Responsibility.

The 2011-12 figureshoweded a fall in the number of children in poverty in Scotland, but the spokeswoman stated there was "no room for complacency", adding that "changes introduced since then through the UK government's cuts to capital budgets and welfare reform agenda threaten to have a significant impact on Scotland's children".

Asked why she thought fast service was hampered, Rahal said financial interests and political conflicts in the country were primary obstacles, adding that Lebanese complacency didn't help either.