Sentence examples for over complacency from inspiring English sources

But fears remain over complacency in some universities.

From the ominous, operatic chorus of Men Together Today to the taut and messy 13-minute epic Lately, British Sea Power vault over complacency.

Lord Fowler, who as Norman Fowler, health and social services secretary under Margaret Thatcher, organised the first official drive to educate Britons to the dangers in 1986-87, accused ministers of presiding over "complacency and ignorance" which made it harder to tell other governments to do more.

Just hours before Iverson's death, Pimlott appeared at a morning briefing where he emphasized safety over complacency.

I'm sure all three of them had to fight battles to triumph over complacency, inertia and hostility, but I doubt that any of them ever declared themselves to be the forces of good, battling evil.

However, recent increases in STIs and outbreaks of less common STIs such as syphilis amongst gay men in several UK locations [ 2, 3] and elsewhere in Europe [ 4] raise concerns over complacency about safe sex among gay men.

It is a clear precedent that should serve as an antidote to over-complacency and sense of entitlement.

Without this awareness, it becomes too easy to either let hubris take over or complacency settle in like an unwanted house guest.

Imperial delusions, military over-stretch, complacency, amateurism, weak management, and poor industrial relations all contributed to under-performance relative to rival western nations.

Of course, investors want to know that they will get their money back but they are as fearful of government over-reaction as complacency.

It ain't over yet, and complacency is the enemy of victory, but I started today thinking I'd spend tonight watching a storm, and instead I'm watching an earthquake.