Sentence examples for as complacency from inspiring English sources

Never get complacent around machinery or livestock, as complacency is also a killer of many farmers and members of farm families.

But his confidence often scans as complacency.

None of this, however, should be read as complacency about Labour's position today.

Mr. Bush's friends and advisers say that none of this should be read as complacency.

There is a boyish but unruffled quality about him that some critics have construed as complacency.

But as complacency builds within the city, the zombies are slowly organizing themselves into an army outside.

He was defeated, after third-term business-as-usual complacency contributed to scandals, and David N. Dinkins presented himself as a salve to racial polarization.

Political order can breed complacency as well as security.

Too often in the past two decades European governments have responded to crisis by pushing through painful changes, only to lapse into complacency as soon as they show results.

“Stabilization of money markets does not warrant complacency as far as the outlook for credit is concerned," he said.

My therapist assured me that many couples experience a loss of playfulness, but not due to complacency as much as fear of rejection.