Sentence examples for led to complacency from inspiring English sources

"Age actually led to complacency.

Similarly, the region's navigation of the global slump of 2008-09 relatively unscathed led to complacency.

Others, however, believe recent gay rights victories and greater societal acceptance have led to complacency.

But invincibility led to complacency, and by the 20th century New York's defense system had fallen into obsolescence.

Labour's Ed Balls, the former education secretary, said grammar schools had led to complacency in some areas of the country.

The data gave them a significant advantage, but decades of Soviet dominance also led to complacency and a reliance on received wisdom.

But it shouldn't lead to complacency.

But that can lead to complacency, which in turn could lead to problems in the future.

Such prosperity often leads to complacency and a reliance on internal information systems and controls.

Germany worries that reducing the pressure on weak states will lead to complacency.

She added: "It is imperative that the experience of 2009 doesn't lead to complacency.