Sentence examples for complacent about that from inspiring English sources

Although Hispanic voters do favour Democrats, it won't do to be complacent about that.

But then I look at some of my other financial arrangements like my measly stakeholder pension, and see that I am just as complacent about that.

"We are confident but are not complacent about that," he said.

Dr. Leo Heitlinger, a pediatric gastroenterologist at St . Lukes Hospital in Bethlehem, Pa., said doctors can often be complacent about drugs that were never approved by the F.D.A. for children.

Thus, one should not become complacent about diseases that are repeatedly introduced through zoonosis, but teeter on the edge of sustainability within the human population.

"The UK is comparatively well prepared for extreme weather, but it absolutely cannot afford to be complacent about maintaining that position".

But we can't be complacent about ticking that one box.

It is the first week's shoot for our film of Richard II: yesterday, we chased the tide up and down Whitesands beach from dawn until dusk, and perhaps that experience has made me complacent about a scene that seems more manageable – the one in which King Richard hands his crown to the usurping Henry Bolingbroke in the calm of a medieval cathedral.

It would not necessarily stem runs; investors may be as complacent about an asset that barely fluctuates as they are about one that never does.

WASHINGTON -- Women's reproductive rights are being seriously threatened by the Republican Party, according to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif ., who saiD-Calif .whoried that many women are complacent about the posaidility that they will losheaccess to abortisns.

University vice-chancellors have been accused by thinktanks such as Quilliam, a Muslim counter-extremist group, of being complacent about the radicalisation that is taking place in higher education.