Complacency

There is no room for complacency, in fact, complacency in the middle of this pandemic can kill," he said.

According to NAVSAFECOM data, the root causes of almost all off-duty mishaps in the summer are from lapses of judgment, lack of situational awareness and complacency.

And we are certainly not encouraging complacency.

And you don’t let complacency creep into your game.

A party insider said, тАЬMaharashtra is the second largest state and cannot afford any complacency.

Argentina fought their way through the soft side of the draw with gusto, but that will not be enough against a New Zealand team who are not showing any signs of complacency.

But complacency is dangerous, he added.

Complacency began to creep in and Daniels was guilty of dwelling on the ball when he was pickpocketed by Rob Apter.

He added that complacency could have been compounded by an over-reliance on technological means to monitor Gaza, leading to a false sense of security.

He continued: “There is no room for complacency.

His complacency in celebrating the monarchy only serves to show he has yet to be disillusioned.

In response, leaders at the trust said their staff "should be very proud" though warned against complacency.

International comparisons are always complicated, and the truth from any set of statistics is difficult to determine but there is no room for complacency that our health spending is near the top of the league.

Killers of the Flower Moon is, at last, a great bellow of outrage echoing through the void of Ernest Burkhart, one of this director’s most pathetic, interesting specimens, a human jellyfish complicit in his complacency.

Lynch has described his book as “an attempt at radical empathy” – using fiction to break through the normalised, it-couldn’t-happen-here complacency of a western society saturated in global news.

People are upset not so much by Busan’s rout but by the fact that it was the result of the same complacency and misguided conviction with which the Yoon administration has governed the country.

Sir Keir told his new team that the party had made “real progress” but there was “a long, long way to go”, opening Tuesday’s shadow cabinet meeting by saying there could be “absolutely no complacency”.

Speaking of fear of change, complacency within the talent of an organization is a surefire stifler of growth.

That need not be confused with complacency.

The armed forces have since apologised for their complacency as they vowed to safeguard the lives and properties of Kaduna residents and citizens of Nigeria.