Sentence examples for not only complacent from inspiring English sources
"The Punjab government is not only complacent, there is a certain ambivalence in their attitude" towards extremists, says Arif Nizami, a political analyst based in Lahore.
Today serious competitors include not only Canada but also though complacent Anglophones deny it non-English-speaking countrit non-English-speakingance and perhaps the Netherlands.
The lack of either existent or upcoming competition taught the larger cable companies that it pays, literally, to get lazy and complacent: not only would they refuse to compete with each other, but there was also nothing to fear from any aggressive startups.
He has chosen to lecture from the sidelines, not only out of touch but dangerously complacent as the crisis threatens the jobs of thousands.
"You'd have to be anesthetized to be complacent, really, and not only because of economic circumstances," said Geoff Garin, a Democratic pollster who lately has held focus groups of swing voters for an independent group working for Mr. Obama's re-election.
It wasn't only Mrs Norwood who was complacent about the Soviet Union.The other is about historical double standards.
Not complacent – but proud.
We are bullish but not complacent".
We are serene but not complacent.
"Feels good, but not complacent," he said.
