Sentence examples for the current complacent from inspiring English sources

There is also room for some more imaginative policies to address that lot than those favoured by the current complacent consensus, with its tendency towards shrugging shoulders and leaving it to the market to sort it all out.

The current residents are complacent in their own lifestyles and don't want to be disturbed.

When I ran for the LCUSD Board two years ago, it was because, as someone who practices law in the education area, I thought the current board was too complacent and did not address the needs of the students.

Yet, as we become complacent with the current state of affairs feeling that our representatives are not accountable and never will be, we are wasting more time and money than any sequester may require.

My default association with the term "middlebrow" is the conventional, the normal, the complacent, the conformist.

Consequently, in its recommendations for increasing the current momentum, the report is not complacent about the future.

Or, more depressingly, is it just that Fine has accurately tuned in to the current literary market for small, safe, complacent novels that take you nowhere very slowly?

By placing the guillotine at the centre of current political debates, Pablo Iglesias aims to shatter the complacent illusion that the current crisis will be resolved by business as usual: to entertain this illusion is blindly to follow the path to violence.

The striving, inventive chasers at Pepsi spotted the current fashion for health faster than did complacent Coke (see article).

London can never afford to be complacent – not least about the current state of its airports – but the aerotropolis idea offers a too simplistic view of cities.

"For too long English football had drifted along in a complacent daze," Sir Bobby Robson, the current coach of Newcastle United, told uefa.com.