Sentence examples for changes complacency from inspiring English sources

Since winning the 2007 Asian Cup, Iraq has lost its way through a maze of coaching changes, complacency and government interference that led briefly a year ago to the suspension of its soccer federation by FIFA, the sport's world governing body.

But it is possible that the climate-change complacency of the famously litigious President-elect will face legal opposition from a group of extremely well-informed teen-agers.

The leader, Mary Beth Bonaventura, said she was responding to budget cuts, leadership changes and complacency over outmoded technology.

"Talk can produce change or complacency.

We miss a lot of opportunities out of fear of change, when complacency is probably the bigger devil.

Only complacency drives change.

Mr. Welch was a white-collar revolutionary, bent throughout his career at G.E. on championing radical change and smashing the complacency of the established order.

But the change brought with it complacency and Haseeb Hameed was soon caught behind cutting Rashid before, in the next over, Luke Procter edged Lyth to Bresnan at slip.

Fear of change only leads to complacency.

Parched lawns, made more visible by Governor Jerry Brown's vocal leadership on water conservation and climate change, shook voters from complacency; water can't be taken for granted.

Too often in the past two decades European governments have responded to crisis by pushing through painful changes, only to lapse into complacency as soon as they show results.