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Chief executives were also found to be more complacent in Europe and the US, with heads of Latin American companies rating sustainability as having most importance to future business, followed in second place by Asia.

He would have clearly been more complacent in his adult life because he now had a home and her, and this was the best it was ever gonna get for him.

"The ethos here was more complacent, but in the meantime, changes were happening, and how we did church remained pretty much the same".

"It has indoctrinated hundreds of thousands of children into a rosy and romanticized view of Islam that makes them less appreciative of their own culture's achievements and more complacent about Islamization in the West," Geller writes.

In more complacent times, offering one's life for one's country has been a patriotic cliché, more popular among politicians than among mothers.

In more complacent decades, Ai's poems worked because they challenged us and awakened us to realities that are far too easy to forget.

"They're going to be more complacent next year, and that's something we need to keep in mind," said Mark Cooper, director of the Louisiana Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness.

That switch, she said, had made the difference, making her more aggressive in the 200m, where once she says would have been "more complacent".

America's élite players, he says, are more complacent than their international peers.

These kids were far more complacent than mine.

On some estates now there is a real lack of community, so people are more complacent.