Sentence examples for complacent response from inspiring English sources

What would be a complacent response?

The government's complacent response offers little reassurance to the contrary".

BP's Tony Hayward after his complacent response to the blow-out in the Gulf of Mexico?

We privacy watchers and civil libertarians think this complacent response misses a deeply worrying political shift of vast consequence.

Clerical sex-abuse scandals, and the church's complacent response, have also seen many Catholics in western Europe and North America turn away in disgust.

Wilson started by referring to the complacent response of Lord Hailsham (then Lord President of the Council and minister for science) to the report and then laid out a three-point plan for the increased production of scientists and technologists, improving their status and redeploying them from defence to civil production.

These opinions didn't necessarily reflect a general consensus: indeed, their progenitors were responding to what they viewed as soggy and complacent responses from others.

But the Conservative justice spokesman, Edward Garnier, said his response was complacent given that the figures showed an increase in the percentage of serious offenders breaching their release conditions.

One cannot help but be struck by the stark contrast in how President Bush acted so swiftly in naming Judge John G. Roberts Jr. as his nominee for chief justice, in comparison with his at best complacent, if not callous, response to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina.

Despite David Cameron's best efforts not to come over as complacent, his overly smooth responses made him sound like a sloganeering salesman.

There is no more serious allegation than this, yet Indonesia's response was astonishingly complacent.