So far, the company has avoided becoming complacent.
And then there is the issue of couples becoming complacent after their talk.
Is Tokyo becoming complacent about the restless catfish in its depths?The metropolitan government insists not.
"I don't think that we're in danger of becoming complacent," Dr. Cohen said.
Tells about Riboud's style of management, which involves changing people around often to keep them from becoming complacent with success.
Without them, members risk becoming complacent, inattentive to changes in the environment, and too forgiving of fellow members' misbehavior.
After Warburg died in 1982, his bank embarked on ill-judged expansions while becoming complacent in its core businesses.
With another series to worry about, Robinson does not want any player becoming complacent with his success.
But instead of becoming complacent, Sorenstam remains passionate, and her peers often wonder how they will keep pace.
"These benchmarks keep you from becoming complacent or depressed" and keep you connected with the outside world, she said.
Health experts blamed Uganda's government for becoming complacent since winning international acclaim, and reams of financial aid, for its AIDS efforts.
