Sentence examples for human complacency from inspiring English sources

The greatest hazard at potentially active volcanoes is human complacency.

If Saban were to win, his chronic war against human nature and human complacency would push him alongside Bryant, not that he would belabor the point himself.

"I accept 100% that I should have brought that car to a stop but it was through human complacency and not wanton intent that I made an error". In a statement, Mrs Jones's daughter Katie said: "All our lives are ruined forever and this person gets to breathe and live another day, gets to see his family.

In paragraph 59 the Pope speaks to human complacency and reckless behavior, ignoring the truth of the impact our current lifestyle has on our ecosystem.

In another vein, Čapek's comic fantasy Ze života hmyzu (with Josef, 1921; The Insect Play) satirizes human greed, complacency, and selfishness, emphasizing the relativity of human values and the need to come to terms with life.

Cyberattackers rely heavily on user interaction and normal human behaviors like complacency and a desire for efficiency and convenience.

And, to add insult to injury, there is a natural human propensity toward complacency when progress is being made and a disease is perceived to be under control.

Still, he claims to be more daunted by the complacency of human nature.

What emerges is a picture of Britain that challenges our complacency on human rights and exposes the lie behind our reputation for fair play.

In the meantime, in such an environment, the West cannot permit the Iranian government's recent "charm offensive" to lull it into complacency on human rights.

It was Caravaggio more than any other artist who shook art out of this high-falutin complacency and put human experience to the fore again.