A surge in growth over the next year would also help attain the goals the industry has set for itself as a leader in renewable energy, with the Solar Foundation quick to point out that they cannot afford to be complacent, stating that: "The urgent challenge of climate change means the progress we have seen to date is not nearly enough.
The fact that such things can be recounted out loud, without any sense that the anecdotes and the attitude sitting behind the anecdotes are in any way troubling, tells you everything you need to know about the hyper-complacent state of collective political consciousness.
Yes, the German political class is far too complacent about the nation state and Europe.
Davis accused George Osborne, the chancellor, of being too complacent about the state of the economy.
Even enthusiastic watchdogs are getting complacent about the state of the Treasury's portfolio.
It means we cannot afford to stay complacent at the state of our classrooms while we wonder why the west would hire our best minds after educating them.
As long as justices like Clarence Thomas remain on the bench, liberals cannot remain politically complacent on the state level and rely solely on the courts and Congress to fight on women's behalf.
In Florida, he noted, Democrats had become complacent after dominating the state since Reconstruction -- but now, he said, the complacency is setting in on the Republican side.
His victory in the Senate race stunned the state's complacent machine Republicans.
Republicans at last learned how to blend high-tech data-mining and digital wizardry with old-fashioned pavement-pounding to turn out voters, in ways pioneered by Team Obama.Virginia, a state which complacent Democrats had thought a safe bet thanks to demographic changes, turned out to be close.
But also like our governor, he risks slipping into a state of complacent caution.
