Sentence examples for generate complacency from inspiring English sources
Safe seats generate complacency.
It clearly had its upsides, but she wonders whether the security also generated complacency.
The general stability of the Caribbean, and the isolation of tourists from its social problems, have generated complacency in American policy circles.
A classic example is Germany, where security of position and adequate pay generate dangerous complacency; indeed, throughout Europe performance-related pay and promotion are rarely found and even more sparingly applied.
And worse yet, we may generate a sense of self-satisfaction and complacency about achieving a major victory while we have only chipped off the tip of the iceberg.
"One [of the dangers] is complacency, generated by a few quarters of good economic data.
He also warned against complacency "generated by a few quarters of good economic data".
All this has generated a sense of complacency, even triumphalism in the region.
THE origins of the current economic crisis can be traced to a particular kind of social epidemic: a speculative bubble that generated pervasive optimism and complacency.
Mr. Bloomberg tried to ward off complacency among his supporters, with polls showing him with a comfortable lead, while a vastly outspent Mr. Thompson tried to generate enthusiasm among core Democratic voters.
