Sentence examples for complacency without from inspiring English sources

In this complicated situation, a teacher must walk a thin line, destroying complacency without destroying confidence.

Syria television reported that Mr. Assad had assured Mr. Jalili that the Syrian people would make sure that "foreign projects" in Syria failed as the government pursued its enemies "without complacency".

Sometimes in anger, often with an edge, Scott has urged his undisciplined Nets to play without complacency during their struggling start to this season, but a voice carries less weight when it's undermined by contract uncertainty.

In the exhibition's catalogue, he writes, "I wanted to find collaborators who were not embedded in the daily conflicts and dialectics of Israeli and Palestinian life, and who could look without complacency but with compassion...

The Warriors have already beaten Saints in Super League at Langtree Park and knocked Mike Rush's side out of the Challenge Cup earlier this month, but Wane is keen for his players to approach the game without complacency.

It wouldn't be where I had started, gone was the complacency to accept without question.

As we visualize a future in which more of our tasks are left to machines — Google's driverless car, computer-guided surgery — we may be able to make our systems easier and safer without inducing complacency.

Without the slightest complacency and with full recognition of the pernicious race-hatred and antisemitism that still mar our society, this has contributed to the changed ways in which we now look at race, gender, nationalism, and international aggression.

Since September 11th, there have been some 150 arrests in France linked to Islamic terrorism.In this section An election bombshell The hydra bites Opted in Unpopularity begins at home Another eruption Saakashvili stalled Putin redux Europe without Aznar ReprintsYet any complacency would be misplaced.

The document itself is 95 pages of white-knuckle terror, scolding every government on earth for complacency, and warning us that without vast improvements to worldwide public health infrastructure "the emergence of a highly pathogenic influenza virus, which could rapidly result in millions of deaths and cause major social, economic and political disruption, is not an unlikely scenario".

So I say this, and I say it without a vestige of complacency.