Sentence examples for become less complacent from inspiring English sources

Even Britain, which until recently was congratulating itself on its successful assimilation of minorities, has become less complacent.

The Nets still have to become less complacent and more effective in the final minutes of games.

"I do think to some extent people in recent years have become less complacent about rights and freedoms, a bit more aware, which is good.

He may be the exception to the rule at Test level but he reckons even the best players become less weary and/or complacent if they are axed occasionally.

I am less complacent.

He just wants them to be a bit less complacent.

It is impossible to imagine a less complacent major writer.

Or seem less complacent.

Each had become proud, complacent, and insular.

America, by contrast, has become rather complacent.

Commuters can become too complacent, he said.