Sentence examples for complacent security from inspiring English sources

In an audacious caper that matched cunning thieves against apparently complacent security guards, intruders broke into Vienna's art history museum before dawn on Sunday, stealing a 16th-century gold-plated sculpture by the Florentine master Benvenuto Cellini.

In the end Jacoby concludes that, sadly, the "misplaced faith inspired by Hiss is still being used to impugn the patriotism of those who believe that it is more, not less, important for this nation to live up to its highest ideals and legal traditions in times of danger than in times of complacent security".

"Half my cabinet, generals, and not one of them could smell yesterday that today it is war?" In fact, Meir presided over a complacent national security establishment taken wholly by surprise by the 1973 attack.

"Obviously you can never be complacent about security, you can never take anything for granted - and huge amounts of work continue to be done, particularly on the intelligence side, to make sure that we have anticipated every conceivable threat - but London will be very, very safe".

Over the years some scientists have clearly grown complacent about the security side of the equation.

Looking ahead, the senator said a chief concern was that Americans would become complacent again as security improves.

One instructor, Nelson Ricardo, a retired Special Forces soldier who served in Central Asia and Central America, said that even after the recent terrorist attacks, Americans were far too complacent about personal security.

We cannot afford to become complacent in our security.

However, he said, that was not to be complacent about the security of computation work being done in the cloud.

But it would still be a serious mistake to become complacent about Social Security.

Trust in yourself and do not become too complacent in your security.