Sentence examples for created complacency from inspiring English sources

Right through the three-week election campaign UKIP had been shouting through every megaphone it could get its hands on that decades of control by Labour politicians across South Yorkshire had created complacency directly responsible for the failure to protect children.

I have a nagging concern that the removal of emotion could create complacency.

They warn that imposing filters could create "complacency", which might make parents less likely to scrutinise what their offspring do online.

He added:  "We cannot let the immensity of the problems discourage us from making progress – nor let the progress create complacency.

The subtler trap, particularly for politicians, is that confidence and better news create ruinous complacency.

"All the attention paid to the beautiful new parks has created a certain complacency about the state of the existing parks.

That has created a noticable complacency in recent matches – a trend which became all the more apparent in contrast to the Red Bulls' white-hot matches against New York City FC last season.

I am saddened but not surprised after Brexit showed that neoliberal complacency has created a significant percentage of protest voters who wish to destroy the current economic order even without a coherent alternative.

The real Maginot Line created the harm of complacency; regulatory Maginot Lines can cause failure by forcing people to do things that make no sense. .

Pay-TV penetration is beginning to decline.The optimists' complacency creates opportunities for nimbler and gloomier competitors.

(The scarcity mindset yields a "focus dividend", which is offset by a tunnel-vision "tax" and a "bandwidth tax"; this can be relieved by "slack", but although slack relieves scarcity, "abundance" creates a dangerous complacency).