Sentence examples for overly complacent from inspiring English sources
He worries that speculators may have become overly complacent.
Tom Davis, who twice led Republican congressional-election efforts during fourteen years as a representative from Virginia, believes that his former colleagues are overly complacent.
The National Debt Clock was installed in 1989 by a New York real estate developer, Seymour Durst, who was concerned that his compatriots were overly complacent about the extent of the U.S. national debt.
Likewise, on the national level, pro-growth economic-reform initiatives – which seem to have lost some urgency in the face of overly complacent and excessively accommodating financial markets – need to be revitalised.
From newly emerging diseases to lethal and drug-resistant strains of familiar plagues, Garrett believes people have become overly complacent about some of the biggest threats to life on Earth.
Because if studios become overly complacent, things WILL change. .
Don't get too complacent.
"Koreans tend to be very complacent and overly optimistic about China, and that worries the Japanese.
"Reagan's central insight — that the liberal welfare state had grown complacent and overly bureaucratic," Mr. Obama wrote in his second book, "contained a good deal of truth".
