Revolutions, if that is what the protests add up to, as this book passionately argues, can make fools of excited writers as well as complacent politicians.
It seems they have been consistently blindsided by how widespread the subprime problems have become as well as complacent about the potential spillover into other areas of the debt markets.At first, investors thought the subprime issue was confined to a few lenders, but the forthright website www.lenderimplode.com suggests that 97 of them have now been hit.
This is happening in games, during game play and also in online forums, directed both at harassers as well as complacent game companies.
The building's low profile and bronzed exterior, while no more contextual than a glass tower, seem well mannered if complacent.
A culture that is interdependent, integrated, accountable, not complacent, well governed and highly competent.
Back in the 1950s, national newspaper critics were mostly London focused, covering what the radical director Joan Littlewood called "complacent, well-behaved, middle-class theatre".
The bottom falls out of their complacent, well-heeled consumerist lives when Dick loses his job on the same day he's appointed vice-president of the conglomerate for which he's worked for more than a decade.
Remember: even if things seem to be going well, don't become complacent – take time to consider your charity's financial resilience regularly.
"I turn pretty unemotional and I don't let victories make me complacent as well as not letting defeats get me down," he said.
Amid the usual rejoinders about American football tacklers leading with their heads and the resultant extra potential for concussions, though, rugby's rulers would do well not to sound complacent.
