Sentence examples for complacent to be able from inspiring English sources
After all, Silicon Valley built its legitimacy by claiming to lead a frontal attack on the old, crony capitalism, dominated by moribund firms that have become too complacent to be able to innovate and benefit their customers.
"Those that cannot be relevant to their customers, deliver on fundamental principles of being a good retailer and are complacent may not be able to survive.
Despite his optimism, Sir Jonathon remained far from complacent that the world would be able to limit global warming to the United Nations' goal of 2°C – the point beyond which the consequences are expected to become increasingly devastating.
And maybe we have become complacent about being able to fight infections.
They are being complacent - and risk social upheaval on a scale they will not be able to manage.
"I am confident that we'll be able to eradicate malaria, but we must not be complacent in our efforts," she said.
