Sentence examples for complacent market from inspiring English sources
And commercially it could be quite a clever strategy to mark your business out as hungrier and more eager to please than a complacent market leader.
Many markets have a tyrant - the complacent market leader milking the last vestiges of the status quo thereby slowing sector innovation and industry progress.
The dirty little secret is, however, that complacent market capitalism works only when it can feed parasitically off of active democratic social capital.
Complacent markets that assume "politics as usual" will operate may turn out to be wrong.The same is true in Greece, where investors (and most analysts' commentary) have tended to assume that a deal will be done in the end; that Syriza will adopt a "politics as usual" approach.
Graf had been introduced to Miliband by Maurice Glasman, another academic and theorist of "Blue Labour" – a school of thought based on a double critique of New Labour as too complacent about market forces and too reliant on bureaucratic state methods for effecting social change.
My 14-year-old daughter's classmates love Morrissey, but you can never be complacent: we still market the concert.
But the company hasn't gotten complacent despite its market position, and is continuing to roll out new features for its customers, assuming that the threat of competition is always just around the corner.
"Everybody -- but certainly the regulators and the markets -- became complacent about the housing market and whether housing prices could ever decline across a broad front".
As one 2005 academic study found, investors – whose representatives on the board of directors have the final say on CEO compensation – seem to become complacent during bull markets, indifferent to how rich CEOs, too, are getting, as long as they are sharing in the riches.
Its success in that sphere may have made it complacent in other markets like fixed-price sales, where Amazon has been forced to concentrate.
"We were complacent about our own market.
