Sentence examples for complacency from from inspiring English sources

Three new books challenge that complacency, from three different directions.

"There is a worrying air of complacency from this government.

The defeat has also ensured that there will be no complacency from the New Zealanders.

"When they have rested so many players, then there is no complacency from their side.

"I don't think there will be any complacency from us," he said, referring to his team's build-up this week.

But he vowed that there would be no complacency from his players, despite their having one hand on the Bledisloe Cup.

Complacency arising from toothless treaties will not help.

Equally difficult, if equally understandable, said Brown, was the complacency resulting from people's desire to reclaim their lives and routines.

In New York City, Democrats and labor unions were working to combat any complacency arising from the commanding lead in the polls held by Andrew M. Cuomo, the party's nominee for governor.

He was less than enamoured by his side's first-half performance, suspecting that their "failure to get the As and Bs done" was rooted in some uncharacteristic complacency arising from the ease with which those early tries were scored.

James Tennant from PEN International blames lack of translations on "the deep-seated protectionism of an island people and a certain complacency coming from the fact that our language happens to be, for the time being, the global lingua franca".