Sentence examples for still complacent from inspiring English sources

Others, from Turkey to Indonesia, are still complacent.

As for the German print industry, he says, it has enjoyed comfortable times for many years and is still complacent compared with American firms.

He said even if Immigration Watch is telling the truth about not putting up the posters they are still complacent in its message.

While the flooding was devastating, some people might incorrectly still be complacent (or have amnesia, as NOAA puts it) related to the potential for wind damage and storm surge.

Despite the national security risks of dependence on foreign oil, despite the costs of military activities related to Middle East oil, despite the alarming science and costs of climate change, Americans were still too complacent to support the real carbon price it would take to spur the transition to a clean economy.

European banking officials, who completely missed the depth of the crisis, still seem weirdly complacent.

Clients still seem pretty complacent, but now that regulators are imposing more reasonable capital requirements, the approach seems to be coming apart.

Through the album, Mr. Chesney steers the songs toward half-smiles or at least a certain resigned acceptance, but he still sounds less complacent than ever.

If it were not for the heavy cost, politicians like the Kennedys [Robert and Edward] and organizations like the ADA [the liberal Americans for Democratic Action] would still be as complacent about the war as they were a few years ago".

It is not any reason to be complacent, however, because we still understand rather little about the internal workings of the Southern Ocean carbon cycle.

However, we are not complacent and more still needs to be done.