"There's a very high degree of complacency".
There was a degree of complacency at many institutions.
There's more at work than economics, including a large degree of complacency".
But there is a degree of complacency creeping in now," said Goode.
Rhys described the board as unusual, adding: "There is a degree of complacency and pomposity within the company.
What does bother him is that the decline of the thriller might reflect a degree of complacency on the part of the public.
Like most architects, I am concerned with the built environment, how people use it and the degree of complacency with which citizens view their surroundings.
But Maria Eagle, the transportation spokeswoman for the opposition Labour Party, accused Philip Hammond, the transportation secretary, of "demonstrating a breathtaking degree of complacency" about the poor travel conditions and told him to "get a grip".
Maybe a degree of complacency explains why, horror of horrors, Barça succumbed last weekend to its second defeat in 47 league and King's Cup and Super Cup and World Club Cup fixtures?
