Sentence examples for for complacency when from inspiring English sources

David Lammy, MP for Tottenham and former education minister, said: "Clearly none of the parties have any room for complacency when it comes to BME representation.

Comparing riots in the two regions over the past 40 years, they conclude, "There is little reason for complacency when considering the social fabric of either New York City or the city of Los Angeles".

"There is no room for complacency when our armed forces are engaged in an ongoing, dangerous and complicated military operation," said shadow defence secretary Vernon Coaker.

"Nevertheless we still anticipate fairly weak overall growth trends during this year, meaning that there is no room for complacency when it comes to government action to help ensure a competitive economic environment in Scotland".

Labour responded by saying the "job was not yet done" and there was "no room for complacency when our armed forces are engaged in an ongoing, dangerous and complicated military operation".

The bottom line is that there is no longer room for complacency when it comes to implementing the right systems, policies and procedures to maintain the security and privacy of company data.

When succeeding, they only add competency for box 1. · Complacency: When you're successful, you become complacent.

"What we can do is to get across a message of zero tolerance, which for us means zero complacency when credible allegations are raised, and zero impunity when we find that there has been malfeasance," he said.

Instead he says they were beaten by a better team in the Euro 2016 qualifier that leaves Scotland fourth in Group D. "I don't think there is ever complacency when you play for your country," Moyes told BBC Scotland.

The last lap was always Sebastian Coe's speciality but he was never one for complacency, even when well ahead of the field.

Responding to the figures, Scottish Chambers of Commerce chief executive Liz Cameron said: "This is another clear signal that whilst many economic indicators may be improving, we are far from being out of the woods and there is no room for complacency, especially when it comes to creating and sustaining jobs in Scotland".