Sentence examples for fall into complacency from inspiring English sources

Any restaurant would find it easy to fall into complacency, but it's a pity that the atmosphere doesn't match the sparkle of the fare.

In this case I feel there are a lot of red flags, alarm signals from last time, we have to be really careful not to fall into complacency.

Issuing the storm warning, Matt Friedlein from the national weather service told the Associated Press: "People can fall into complacency because they don't see severe weather and tornados, but we do stress that they should keep a vigilant eye on the weather and have a means to hear a tornado warning because things can change very quickly".

They can fall into complacency and risk that these diseases rebound and spread for decades.

There is a danger it could fall into complacency and before I know it, I'm singing about the windy trees in Singapore or something.

Duchamp, by contrast, was compelled or obsessed to not fall into complacency or predictability; he challenged himself to not repeat and reuse the same thing.

By September 2003, Romney decided that average citizens had "fallen into complacency" against terrorism.

For example, most couples that end up on my couch say that they have fallen into complacency.

But becoming too comfortable in your routines can put your relationship at risk of falling into complacency and even boredom, which isn't so great for your relationship.

Mercedes must never fall into a complacency trap, nor the importance of getting the best out of the drivers.

But I certainly won't be falling into the complacency trap, and there are a number of issues that I want to address as soon as possible to ensure that we're doing the very best job we can for our customers.