Likewise, on the national level, pro-growth economic-reform initiatives – which seem to have lost some urgency in the face of overly complacent and excessively accommodating financial markets – need to be revitalised.
In the book, he emphasizes the importance of infusing a workplace with fresh, cutting-edge ideas in the face of a complacent, lagging U.S. economy.
Martin Tod, a member of the party's federal executive said "the response of the leadership in the face of this disaster is incredibly complacent".
"HAVE Americans become complacent in the face of terrorism?" asks the Washington Post's Juliet Eilperin.
The relevant question here seems to be: should Americans become complacent in the face of terrorism?
However we cannot be complacent in the face of growing international competition".
The opposition parties have rounded on Mr Harper for being too stolidly complacent in the face of economic danger.
But this news is not reason to become complacent in the face of a scourge that kills more than half a million people in the United States each year.
Engineers, he said, can also become complacent in the face of a potential problem that has not gone badly wrong before.
But several members of the Abyssinian Baptist Church said after the service that they appreciated his remarks, which they read not as a call for violence, but an appeal not to be complacent in the face of injustice.
