Sentence examples for being complacent with from inspiring English sources
"We're not seeing any noticeable effect from the slowdown, but we're not being complacent, with three-quarters of the year to go, including Christmas".
Socrates applied the method to challenge views he probably held himself (as we shall see in the Laches), and he implies in the Hippias Major that he has used elenchus to prevent his being complacent with his own ignorance (304c-e).
You have the choice to unlock the doors of becoming a Go-Getter or being complacent with the rest of society.
You can really live by taking charge of your career and starting your own side hustle or business instead of being complacent with the bare minimum salary that some employer will try to get away with offering.
"Frankly, people have been complacent with all this inclusiveness, political correctness," Mr. Naugle said.
"It's good to start there," forward Blake Griffin said of the team's record, "but we don't want to be complacent with that.
In Cuba, the government made people think the world was complacent with the system and that Cuba is an island of liberty.
No one should be complacent with a long-term projection that winds up with Social Security falling 30percentt short of the money it needs to pay for promised benefits.
As they sit and watch the latest spurt of development, casino industry experts say such competition can only be good news for a town that has been complacent with its success in recent years.
If Agassi had been complacent with his solid 2000 season, and arrogant in trusting that his talent would carry him, he would not have spent the off-season immersed in a brutal workout schedule that left him physically ill on Christmas Day.
