Sentence examples for measures of complacency from inspiring English sources

Gue: One of our key measures of complacency is the S&P 100 Volatility Index, basically a measure of fear in the options market.

One measure of that complacency is the Chicago Board Options Exchange's VIX index, which uses the price of stock options to measure investors' expectations about future volatility.

The Vix seems to behave rather like ripples in a pond after a stone has been thrown in the centre; turbulence at first, but after a while, serenity reappears.If the Vix was the only measure of market complacency, there would not necessarily be much to worry about.

Across the city, the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party was already questioning whether the apparent attack was the result of complacency regarding security measures by the national government, led by the Congress Party.

In this context, irritation is a measure that the 'art' has done its job: challenged perceptions, nudged one out of complacency - all the usual guff that conceptualists like to spout.

The Liberal Democrat leader, Nick Clegg, accused Cameron of "measuring up the curtains" for No 10, but the Tory leader insisted that there was "not an ounce of complacency" in his campaign.

Both the explanations of complacency premised on previous successful control efforts, and of caution in relation to allegations of over-reaction following measures taken to manage the swine influenza outbreak of 2009 highlight path dependencies and factors that had affected global public health thinking between 2001 and 2014.

The risk is of complacency".

But she rejects any fear of complacency.

"There is a lot of complacency".

He cannot be accused of complacency.