Sentence examples for add to complacency from inspiring English sources

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.

Palestine defender Ahmed Mahajnabut made it a tough final 20 minutes for his team mates after being sent off following a second yellow card for scything down Kagawa, but the Japanese were unable to add to their tally as complacency set in.

Their TV advantage added to their complacency.

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.

Every new think piece about a music video--including this one--deflect energy and attention away from the demanding work of abolition, adding to our complacency with the structures bearing down on us.

This announcement must not lead to complacency around fertility and add to the large number of women – and men – who are grieving involuntary childlessness.

Her presidency will likely add to the Clinton political legacy and bounty, but will do little to shake us from complacency to a new place of excellence.

And, to add insult to injury, there is a natural human propensity toward complacency when progress is being made and a disease is perceived to be under control.

This maneuver "sort of blinded" President Barack Obama's administration and led to "complacency," he added.

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.