Sentence examples for complacent in terms of from inspiring English sources
I think, well, we've gone a little complacent in terms of how the markets performed over the last six months.
Dutch politicians cannot afford to be complacent that the Netherlands will continue to be a world-class performer in terms of publication citations 1 and Nobel Prizes.
Taken to the extreme, the risk is that telling ourselves these nice stories of success in terms of trying, failing, learning and trying again makes us too complacent that that's the way the world really works.
"So we need to not be complacent and say, 'We've lowered lead,' but rather we need to think about it in terms of how can we reduce lead more, such that we eliminate this environmental toxicant," Muntner says.
And, indeed, in terms of embracing design as a mechanism for saving lives — broadening curbs, for example — the city has not been complacent.
But in terms of feelings?
In terms of cash, certainly.
In terms of racial desegregation?
In terms of celebrating? A.
Lee is not complacent: though the movie certainly emphasizes the practical effect of political decisions, its critiques are cold comfort to those who see societal divisions solely in terms of black and white, rich and poor, powerful and oppressed, faith-based and secular.
