Sentence examples for growing complacency from inspiring English sources
The global financial crisis of 2008-9 had its roots in more than two decades of growing complacency in wealthy nations, a complacency whose main financial manifestation was ever-growing leverage.
Some Airbus bosses, however, are worried about growing complacency at the consortium.
The financial crisis that began in 2007-08 was a result of that growing complacency.
More troubling, though, is the thought that the lack of concern derives from a growing complacency regarding democracy's origins — and its staying power.
It is not yet clear whether the inward-looking mind-set prevalent among young Japanese — partly a result of growing complacency in an affluent society — will be reversed for real.
Concern at this serious threat to public health has been growing; complacency could result in a crisis with the potential to affect everyone, not just those in poor countries or without access to advanced healthcare.
Complacency precedes apathy in historian Alexander Tytler's famous Cycle of Democracy, and setbacks like the midterms threaten to abandon to apathy causes progressives have clearly grown complacent about.
TUC general secretary Brendan Barber said he hoped today's figures would "head off the growing signs of complacency" on an economy which remains "extremely fragile".
The new findings reinforce the notion that there is a growing sense of complacency among groups at the highest risk for contracting the disease.
As the availability of swine flu vaccine steadily increases, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is stepping up its efforts to combat a growing sense of complacency in the country about the pandemic.
Here's a rundown of some of the stories we've been following on Science's policy blog, ScienceInsider:As the availability of swine flu vaccine steadily increases, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) is stepping up its efforts to combat a growing sense of complacency in the country about the pandemic.
