Sentence examples for complacent in the from inspiring English sources

We've been too complacent in the past.

I've been complacent in the last two years".

"HAVE Americans become complacent in the face of terrorism?" asks the Washington Post's Juliet Eilperin.

The relevant question here seems to be: should Americans become complacent in the face of terrorism?

However we cannot be complacent in the face of growing international competition".

Social housing providers have been complacent in the past, some participants felt.

He admitted that the industry had been "remarkably, unaccountably complacent" in embracing the internet while his stable of UK newspapers, including the Sun and the Times, and the BSkyB pay TV group in which he is the largest shareholder are also facing up to challenges of their own.

While he said that the government had never been complacent in defending the rights of all races, Mr. Najib also vowed "to give priority to the well-being of the people, uphold the Malay race, fortify faith and safeguard Islam".

The schematizing and concretion of information has also made healthcare professionals complacent in that the single-minded focus on guidelines is often at the expense of honing clinical skills and ignoring the large corpus of knowledge that does not receive the blessing of specialized journals.

While rock was complacent in dominating the culture, hip-hop slowly simmered below the surface, steadily gaining in popularity and influence until the top-selling rock group of the day, Coldplay, were completely overshadowed during their own Super Bowl half-time show by Beyoncé, whose new track Formation was produced by one of hip-hop's go-to beat makers, MikeWillMadeIt.

"He said to me, 'You're letting these people come in and take over.' I told him, 'I am.' " Ms. Porter, who is black, criticized African-American merchants for being complacent in rebuilding the neighborhood years ago and praised many of the "young Caucasians" for attending community meetings.