Sentence examples for engender complacency from inspiring English sources
Such regular activity can engender complacency in tourists and guides, although small changes in activity, topography or wind direction can change the hazard footprint.
Most importantly, while our results provide reassurance, they should not engender complacency.
Accurate diagnostics in the field are notoriously difficult, but it is crucial that this problem is highlighted and that timing of samples is clearly described so as not to engender complacency about the real prevalence and incidence of JE in cases of AES.
The agriculture ministry engenders complacency in the food industry by guaranteeing high prices and imposing hefty tariffs on imports.
They were accomplices in colonialism, and helped engender the complacency that has brought destruction to big game populations across Africa.
Potentially dissonance-generating news coverage that might have engendered panic, complacency or cynicism about "yet another epidemic" was uncommon.
There was also a growing concern that much of what passes for sustainability is a green gloss painted over business as usual, and the fact that so many companies claim to have seen the green light has engendered a dangerous complacency.
Concerns over the catastrophic potential of foreign-origin infections had proved unwarranted twice before, so further major public alerts with similar outcomes might engender a sense of either cynicism or complacency.
Elite civilians encouraged complacency.
Probability, complacency, luck.
Only complacency drives change.
