Manhattan dwellers are particularly susceptible to complacent insularity.
And the executive team hasn't exactly been complacent, particularly with the recent $1.2 billion acquisition of Zappos.
But some analysts thought it was too soon to be complacent about Uganda, particularly as investors can take months to make investment decisions.
"They are not particularly concerned about individuals with those complacent attitudes, it is difficult to see how things will change, unless they legislate.
Insiders, who have grown up within the complacent BBC management culture, will find it particularly hard to make the changes needed.
The president and his aides are aware that everything could change in an instant, particularly with three presidential debates looming, and said Democrats could not be complacent.
The Lakers are viewed -- and even view themselves -- as a team that becomes complacent and often plays just well enough to win, but the Pistons, particularly their star center, Ben Wallace, are believed to be overachievers.
He is particularly suspicious of strong governments, which he equates with monopolies and those, he insists, "always grow complacent, stagnant and self-serving".He is right that the leaden hand of the state has often suppressed individual freedom and creativity.
Charlotte Randle is particularly effective as a tough-cookie cop who does the unforgivable by snitching on a corrupt, complacent fellow officer.
In a country without a written constitution, the rules that underlie a properly-run society are particularly vulnerable to the whims of populist politicians, and vigilance is therefore especially important.Britons are lucky people, and complacent ones.
