Sentence examples for real complacency from inspiring English sources

He said Osborne's optimism was egitimate, adding: "Real complacency is going back to tax-and-spend and borrowing through the roof".

Naomi deLuce Wilding, 40, tells The Telegraph that "a real complacency" regarding HIV/AIDS in the gay community had already set in before her legendary grandmother's death at the age of 79 in 2011.

But it is between the lines that one finds the real plot: complacency and angst, meaning that the second act will hardly be action-packed (unless terrorism strikes, see article).The government's goals, says the CDU chancellor, Angela Merkel, are to "strengthen the bases of the economic upswing" and "leave nobody behind".

In a voice-over, Mr. Marker defined his mission as fostering solidarity, but the real enemy was complacency.

It's not that I go about my business burdened by undue fear of common-or-garden crime, though my local police team – itself a community policing novelty – is doing its best to frighten the neighbourhood out of complacency, real or imagined, despite falling official crime figures.

The real danger is complacency.

Public-health officials must struggle constantly with the consequences of their own success: the dangers of complacency are real.

There are very real risks: risks of complacency; of fatigue; or reluctance to make hard policy choices.

Accurate diagnostics in the field are notoriously difficult, but it is crucial that this problem is highlighted and that timing of samples is clearly described so as not to engender complacency about the real prevalence and incidence of JE in cases of AES.

Good news: the Australian basketballers will probably play the USA in the next round, for whom complacency is the only real opponent.

The real Maginot Line created the harm of complacency; regulatory Maginot Lines can cause failure by forcing people to do things that make no sense. .