Sentence examples for complacency you from inspiring English sources
To fully understand the complacency, you only need to know that two of the key figures involved in the scandal were promoted to the top jobs in the health service.
Whether that's a national trait, or gratitude for snow tourists (no British package company currently offers trips to Vogel), it's difficult to tell, but you are certainly not met with the complacency you so often find in mainstream Alpine areas.
It is an object lesson, too, in the dangers of male sexual complacency: you can never be sure when a bachelor, a roving male (Houdini in the series), is going to try to undo the stable balance of your partnership by propositioning your lady for a little sex in a ditch.
The series, thanks to those who let their stories be told and filmed, shatters any complacency you might have developed about your heart after hearing for so long about successful transplants and seeing heart-surgery survivors like David Letterman and Bill Clinton resume high-profile lives.
On living standards The whole country will have seen today that for all your boasts and utterly breathtaking complacency, you are in complete denial about the central fact that is defining this government in office - that under you and this prime minister, for most people in this country living standards aren't rising, they are falling year on year on year.
Its energies will bring tensions, upset and disruption into your relationship to jolt you out of any sense of complacency you've been in, so that you change your situation.
Some vendors will sell you on the fact that they work all the time at your venue, which can be extremely helpful, but can also lead to complacency when you want creativity, so determine what is right for you.
COMPLACENCY If you're not careful, automated bill paying can easily lull you into believing that everything is taken care of and no vigilance is needed.
With success comes complacency if you let it happen.
"It provides a sort of air of complacency if you like," he told the ABC.
Later this year, my niece will ask about the ethics of war versus complacency, and you will wordlessly slide the iPad into her hands and slowly back out of the room.
