Sentence examples for be complacent on from inspiring English sources

Michael Roberts, director general of the Rail Delivery Group industry body, said: "Even though overall passenger satisfaction remains at a near record high, these latest results are a sober reminder that the industry can never be complacent on the issues that matter to passengers.

While this current study suggests that there is no increased risk of drug-resistant TB in patients with type 2 DM, it would be unwise to be complacent on this issue.

He said Europe had been complacent on defence and warned that at the next Nato summit in Warsaw this summer he will seek more contributions to the US-led air campaign against Isis in Syria and Iraq.

"She was very committed to the community, but was complacent on issues like reform and education citywide.

"I think it's important on one hand not to be complacent but on the other hand not to scare people unnecessarily.

Never be complacent, never rest on your laurels.

He told me via e-mail: "I do believe that we will be back to 7 percent, but the government ought not be complacent that India is on some sort of autopilot for a 7 percent growth rate".

"While we could drink beers to mark our jubilation, this country has no reason to be complacent," wrote columnist Li Hong on the People's Daily English language website.

"It is notable that in his opening remarks, King said 'this is no time to be complacent – we must press on to ensure a recovery and bring down unemployment'.

Cayabyab mentioned that people should not be complacent regarding the contestants' status on the show, and advised them to keep on voting for their favorites because of the show's uncertainty.

Steve Bruce quipped even he could have played in goal during Hull City's 3-0 play-off victory at Derby County, such was the comfortable nature of the win and performance of his defence, but the Hull manager said his side would not be complacent before the reverse fixture on Tuesday.