Sentence examples for becomes complacent from inspiring English sources

Australia runs the risk of becoming a "nation of bystanders" if it becomes complacent about fighting domestic violence, the former chief of army and 2016 Australian of the Year David Morrison has said.

"The problem is, if the government becomes complacent, the same problems will return next March".

Thus the danger for leaders is that an engaged workforce becomes complacent or arrogant if it isn't self-critical enough.

Lose the owner's mindset and your company becomes complacent, slow to act and decide, and risk averse.

The Lakers are viewed -- and even view themselves -- as a team that becomes complacent and often plays just well enough to win, but the Pistons, particularly their star center, Ben Wallace, are believed to be overachievers.

"But this shouldn't mean that Parliament becomes complacent.

But it became complacent.

Has Vivendi become complacent?

I never became complacent".

"People had become complacent.

"But you almost become complacent.