Sentence examples for incredible complacency from inspiring English sources
Owen Paterson has been accused of "incredible complacency" over climate change after new figures showed his department has slashed spending on helping Britain cope with global warming.
Norwegian diplomats, who helped arrange it, have expressed fears that the antagonists' "incredible complacency" masks a "melting at the edges" of the frozen war.
Conceding that "there's no easy solution", the paper lamented parliament's vote against military action in Syria and President Obama's "incredible complacency" and "catastrophic failure to lead the western world".
(However, Hastings said, he would not dream of joining the Garrick "because of its incredible complacency and that horrible tie, all those boring old judges. I'd sooner have my toenails extracted with red hot pincers").
The Fed transcripts from 2006 show a lot of laughter and an incredible amount of complacency, with people mainly worried about inflation rather than the coming recession.
Maria Eagle, shadow environment secretary, said the deep cut in adaptation funding "reveals an incredible level of complacency about the threat to the UK from climate change".
Defra is the lead government department for climate change adaptation and is primarily responsible for making the UK resilient to the impacts of global warming, such as increased flood risk," Maria Eagle, shadow Environment Secretary, said such a steep drop in domestic climate change initiatives "reveals an incredible level of complacency about the threat to the UK from climate change".
While we must laud the remarkable accomplishments of recent years, we fear complacency when conversations focus solely on the incredible progress that has been made.
There's no complacency in the side and the work ethic since we've been here has been incredible.
Only complacency drives change.
