0 a feeling of calm satisfaction with your own abilities or situation that prevents you from trying harder:
1 a feeling of calm satisfaction with your own abilities or situation that prevents you from trying harder:
Perhaps the most provocative thing to say is that there is a danger of complacency among some young writers.
Perhaps understanding will replace complacency and indifference with prevention and treatment strategies and ultimately reduce the socio-economic burden of this condition.
However, by increasing income, these programs may also increase complacency among producers and reduce their incentive to try alternative approaches to agriculture.
Limiting ourselves to a single cultural perspective leaves us vulnerable not only to complacency but - what is worse - to collective delusions.
But if such complacency cannot be countenanced, that returns us to our original problem.
Inspectors sent to provinces were supposed to report on complacency and corruption of local party officials and propose measures for eliminating specified inadequacies.
Thus, the play can be linked directly with the then-current economic euphoria combined with political amnesia and complacency.
These two books are helpful both in challenging our complacency and in pointing the way towards creativity and innovation.
