Sentence examples for same complacent from inspiring English sources

It also provides a clear-eyed look at the Japanese regulatory regime that helped make the disaster all but inevitable, and makes a strong case that U.S. oversight is plagued by the same complacent attitude and undue industry influence.

But our reverence for the good lawyer and the enshrinement of "To Kill a Mockingbird" as the conscience of America have required the same sort of complacent historical vision that allows the Confederate flag to fly atop state buildings.

Jobs wanted a world complacent with same-old, same-old notions to Think Different.

"The problem is, if the government becomes complacent, the same problems will return next March".

But fast-forward to 2010, and you'll find Obama lambasting those same voters for growing complacent, and Democratic lawmakers are quietly endorsing the far harsher tone ahead of a rough election.

The country might get complacent and elect the same families over and over, creating a de facto hereditary monarchy.

They have become too complacent about eating the same foods, and they cringe when there is something new on their plates.

But now the citizens of developed, rich and complacent Western societies suddenly confront the same frustration and unpredictability.

But a decade later we are still at the same starting line, and the organizations have grown complacent.

Hunkering down 24 November 2014 Yes, it can make sense to stay in the same lab for graduate school just don't get complacent!

Timid and complacent, our big companies are showing the same tendencies that turned traditional utilities into dinosaurs.