Sentence examples for show complacency from inspiring English sources

"I'll be very surprised if our players show complacency, we know how important this game is".

In this regard, the press would be well advised to not show complacency -- or admiration -- towards groups that present themselves under the trappings of anti-racism but invite young people to take the path of dignity by confining themselves to acrimony.

Moreover, these rapid transitions have given rise to a highly dynamic and flexible labor force that is not constrained by the same dependencies of some of its western European neighbors, whose labor forces have experienced the perks of democracy across multiple generations, but who nevertheless show complacency in the face of innovation and resistance to change.

For the 'Asthma control' topic, some of the interviewed GPs appeared to show complacency (eg, the assumption that if patients have had a QOF asthma review they would be on optimal treatment) and it is possible that where this is the case, then more intensive educational or change facilitating interventions may be required.

"I would be very surprised if any of our players showed complacency" Gerrard said.

The Labour MP Lucy Powell said the multi-academy failures showed complacency by officials, with problems being discussed only behind the scene.

Coalition divisions over the government's central economic policy will be highlighted on Wednesday when Vince Cable criticises George Osborne for showing complacency over Britain's recovery.

The Coalition has been accused of showing complacency towards Britain's ethnic minorities after figures showed a 50 per cent rise in the number of black and ethnic minority youngsters unemployed for more than a year since 2010.

The rise in the number of young children catching flu has led to further attacks on the government which has already been criticised for delaying the seasonal advertising campaign promoting flu vaccines, and for showing complacency over the limited uptake of vaccines among at-risk groups.

British politicians have shown "complacency" about revelations of mass surveillance by the security services, the editor of the Guardian has said.

Does all this show foolish complacency?