Sentence examples for trigger complacency from inspiring English sources
Early promotions and fancy titles trigger complacency They make a wrong decision, leading the company on a detour.
There is also a danger that subsidising contracts in this way triggers complacency.
Something about that feeling of accomplishment triggers a sense of complacency, she says.
And if it helps trigger optimism and resolve rather than complacency in the run up to the 2015 deadline for a global treaty, who knows what's possible….
Surveying them helps explain where we now find ourselves — and also, how dangerous complacency about hurricane risks, triggered by long periods of calmer activity or fewer storm strikes, can too easily set in.
That a series of Israeli strikes on Syria's anti-aircraft weapons did not trigger Syrian retaliation bolstered a sense of complacency.
By identifying an economic downturn as the likely trigger of a new round of regulation, Mr. Greenspan may be underestimating the effects of boredom, complacency and larger amounts of leisure and disposable income.
"Overconfidence breeds complacency, and complacency breeds disaster.
Elite civilians encouraged complacency.
Probability, complacency, luck.
