Sentence examples for more complacency from inspiring English sources

More complacency will only feed Russia's ambitions.

Duncan Smith said there could be no more complacency about the challenge to the political establishment.

First, complacency: "We'll never need lifeboats for every passenger!" Second, danger: "Iceberg right ahead!" Third, more complacency: "She's safer than dry land.

The increasing concentration of ownership in the media provides less diversity and less breadth for readers; and, arguably, more complacency in those who are left.

We find this interesting against the backdrop of the recent mini-tech wreck, as this suggests more complacency in large-cap tech relative to the broad-market index options.

Whites might have agreed but found more cause for complacency than frustration.

… Like Milan, Barcelona (with a 3-1 advantage from the first leg) will be more worried about complacency than its opponent, Bayer Leverkusen.

Rehn says: There is no more room for complacency today than there was six months ago, but I do believe we are moving in the right direction.

"Why are prescription drugs so expensive?" Mr. Roderick, a singer-songwriter and the piano player in a Seattle rock band, nodded in agreement, and worried aloud that a Gore victory might bring four more years of complacency.

Sales of clothing were up 19% in a flat market, it reported yesterday; toys and electronic goods each improved 30%; sports goods, with the following wind from the World Cup, gained 50%. Yet one senses that Leahy takes the threat of complacency more seriously than outsiders.

When the penis is inserted the anus where all the waste from the body is rejected from, how can anybody ever consider this normal?" "Love in itself is not illegal, although the way it is expressed may be (rape, adultery, incest, euthanasia, abortion, murder)." I think it said a lot more about the complacency of the New Zealand populace and the certainty that the bill would pass.