Sentence examples for were quite complacent from inspiring English sources

"Before Amazon, UK retailers were quite complacent with not a lot of focus on customer service.

But now he was quite complacent.

Despite the intelligence received and observations made by the British, the Partisans appear to have been quite complacent about the threat, with Tito's chief of staff, Arso Jovanović swearing that "a German attack was impossible".

Seriously question whether you put in the effort to get the promotion or if you were actually quite complacent and relied simply on being where you are at the time and feeling entitled to move up.

And being complacent is quite risky.

Fish told BBC Radio Kent: "Below fourth it is quite tight so we can't get complacent and think we are already promoted or in the top three.

"There's quite a lot up for grabs so you can never be complacent.

"I'm quite nervous but I hope the nerves show that I'm not complacent and thinking that it's going to be easy," he told BBC Points West.

But the downside is that the pill seems to have made women complacent about their sexual health, especially in a student environment, where casual sex is quite common.

"We're quite confident, and there are good prospects for a standalone goal … but you can't ever be complacent about gender equality and women's rights".

Quite complacent, I suppose, is the answer.