Sentence examples for possible complacency from inspiring English sources

If by the end of this faithful recording you're not at least thinking about your own possible complacency and that maybe "the world won't get no better if we just let it be," you may want to consider actually waking up someday.

It's definitely possible that complacency was what led to the team collectively bleaching their hair; even the great Michel Platini warned future Romanian sides not to copy the '98 squad if they ever wanted to be successful again.

Purely because behind a possible garb of complacency, it failed to grasp that in an era of instant gratification, the game had changed with the arrival of digital photos.

After Hillary Clinton's de facto ascendancy to the Democratic nomination this week, we enter the final phase of the election and with it, a possible challenge to that complacency: Donald Trump.

But it is possible that the climate-change complacency of the famously litigious President-elect will face legal opposition from a group of extremely well-informed teen-agers.

But no matter what the logic of their arguments in their own minds, they also want to guard against complacency over the possible return of a law that has had such a divisive and exhausting history.

Even Chrysler is responding to Mr Marchionne's medicine and is in much better financial shape than seemed possible a year ago.The complacency and insularity that condemned too many Alfas of the last 25 years to mediocrity appears to have been blown away; and such is the lingering glamour of the Alfa Romeo name that even rivals wish it well.

Even Chrysler is responding to Mr Marchionne's medicine and is in much better financial shape than seemed possible a year ago.The complacency and insularity that condemned too many Alfas of the past 25 years to mediocrity appears to have been blown away; and such is the lingering glamour of the Alfa Romeo name that even rivals wish it well.

Then Miss buys a library of books on murders of women and sees a possible way to prick Maskelyne's complacency.

You talk about how the "growing medicalization of America" — that is, America's increasing reliance on drugs as a panacea for health problems without regard to their possible consequences — might be contributing to H.I.V. complacency in the gay community.

Hence, commission errors seem to be a possible, albeit not an inevitable consequence of complacency.