Sentence examples for little complacency from inspiring English sources

But there was little complacency.

Instead, the long-awaited recovery has led to relief and perhaps even a little complacency.

There may have been a little complacency, but I don't think it's been the most important factor.

The shock of the London tube bombings in 2005 by so-called "home grown" radicals got rid of what little complacency might have existed.

There were few of the defensive wobbles here that have so often punctured his side's self-belief, and little complacency was to be found.

Then, in around 2000, 2001, I thought, "There's a little complacency among the dancers, a sense of entitlement: 'We'll just go from being seniors to being in the company".' And I thought: "That's not really dancing.

A little less complacency and a little more prudence are in order.

"The 'recovery' not being felt, the feeling Conservatives are doing very little locally, complacency, and an almost invisible Conservative presence on the campaign".

The telecoms squeeze shares many features with the run-up to the apagão, or "big blackout": too little investment; complacency in the face of growing demand; and a poor legal and regulatory framework.

Stevenage, promoted to the 92-team English professional pyramid for the first time in 2010, will shoehorn about 7,000 into its tiny stadium and hope that adrenaline, Cup magic, and a little Spurs complacency can pull of the shock of the round.

But there is little room for complacency.