Sentence examples for increase in complacency from inspiring English sources

Interventions are urgently required to address the apparent increase in complacency about safe sex among homosexual men.

Such a win would raise the number of members of Parliament with ties to vested interests and increase complacency in the party.

He kept Charles to instruct him in complacency.

Are we, I wondered, just stuck in complacency?

That has led to a complacency that helps explain a troubling increase in new H.I.V. infections among young men who have sex with men.

Both clinicians and researchers have expressed concern about detrimental effects of PrEP adoption on other sexual risk reduction practices, due in part to increased HIV complacency and reduced perceptions of risk [ 33].

European appearances are frequent, and American ones will increase in the future, supplying needed hard currency; policy and programming have been jolted out of complacency.

In the meantime, the increase in pneumonia research funding between 2011 and 2013 compared to 1997 and 2010 is not a reason for complacency.

The increase for 2016 combines with the jump in 2015 to add up to the largest two-year increase in motor vehicle-related deaths in 53 years, an increase NSC President and CEO Deborah A.P. Hersman noted in a release is at least partly attributable to "complacency" on the part of drivers.

"There is no place for complacency!" says Frances Day-Stirk, President of the International Confederation of Midwives, who showed that even some of the Nordic countries are seeing an increase in maternal deaths.

Research shows that audacious goals increase energy, disrupt complacency and promote new ways of thinking, Charles Duhigg sums in Smarter Better Faster.