Sentence examples for complacent toward from inspiring English sources

Be complacent toward others.

A driving factor behind the rise in gonorrhea infections, as well as the trend toward total antibiotic resistance, is our complacent attitude toward oral sex.

The outline portrays the fatal Columbia mission as the tip of an iceberg of problems that include communications breakdowns and an increasingly complacent attitude toward warning signs.

A complacent attitude toward immunization in some nations largely reflects a lack of awareness of the public health hazard that can arise if the proportion of susceptible individuals is significant enough to allow renewed outbreaks.

For his part, Martin Duffy thinks that drug companies' complacent attitude toward throat cancer would be different if more of their employees were in his situation.

From self-satisfied, complacent Christianity toward a suprachristian spirit of radical welcome, inclusion, and grace.

However, in the minds of many, the first French president on Cuban soil will be remembered for his complacent posture toward the authorities.

The CSB released its final report on the catastrophe in 2014, citing a "substandard safety culture at Tesoro, which led to a complacent attitude toward flammable leaks and occasional fires over the year".

Last year, when the Chemical Safety Board (CSB), an independent federal agency that investigates industrial disasters, issued its report on the Tesoro explosion, it found "a substandard safety culture at Tesoro which led to a complacent attitude toward flammable leaks and occasional fires over the years".

This contrasts starkly with the seemingly complacent American attitude toward the marginalizing of public television and radio.

Shame prevents us from being complacent; it urges us toward self-critique.