Sentence examples for dangerously complacent from inspiring English sources

Once again, the Fed is dangerously complacent — and once again, Mr. Bernanke seems to share that complacency.

That is dangerously complacent.

We see the Holocaust and nazism in a dangerously complacent way.

"But its draft plan is dangerously complacent on pesticides, placing far too much trust in chemical firms and flawed procedures".

This might sound dangerously complacent, comparable to George W. Bush's desperately premature 'mission completed' speech about Iraq in 2003.

(Mr. Branch last week deemed the analogies the product of a passive electorate and cynical era in which "politics is reduced to a dangerously complacent form of entertainment").

Dangerously uninspiring, complacent I feel I'd be more persuaded about voting to stay in Europe if I spent half an hour listening to John Redwood froth.

Live dangerously!

Completely complacent".

elongates dangerously. . .

elongates dangerously . . .