Sentence examples for are more complacent from inspiring English sources

America's élite players, he says, are more complacent than their international peers.

The downside, Mr. Mackin said, is that people are more complacent about phony currency.

Roger King, a former vice-chancellor who is now a consultant in the international education business, says some are "more complacent than they ought to be you've got the makings of blood on the carpet in four to five years' time".

On some estates now there is a real lack of community, so people are more complacent.

Chung feels the regulatory environment means that American companies are more complacent and have less appetite to take risks.

That switch, she said, had made the difference, making her more aggressive in the 200m, where once she says would have been "more complacent".

"The ethos here was more complacent, but in the meantime, changes were happening, and how we did church remained pretty much the same".

"They're going to be more complacent next year, and that's something we need to keep in mind," said Mark Cooper, director of the Louisiana Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness.

Chief executives were also found to be more complacent in Europe and the US, with heads of Latin American companies rating sustainability as having most importance to future business, followed in second place by Asia.

"We'll see some earnings growth this year, but not a lot," said Kevin Caron, a market strategist at Stifel Nicolaus in Florham Park, N.J. "As long as U.S. fundamentals continue to move in a positive direction and as long as investors are comforted by the actions taken to maintain liquidity in Europe, the markets will be more complacent".

Alberta Health documents also seem to suggest that an absence of fear that previous generations experienced regarding HIV/AIDS is prompting today's youth to be more complacent about their sexual health.