Examples of using Complacency in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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that Russia is counting on Western complacency.
He had been excluded from the pulpits of many parish churches because his preaching disturbed the complacency of the congregations.
The fact that most healthy adults recover from COVID-19 would be expected to induce complacency.
I was pretty shocked at the complacency, because after twenty six years of economic expansion,
True, this circumstance should not become an excuse for excessive panic or for complacency.
compromises of any sort at any cost as such complacency leads to certain ecclesiological death
massive intellectual complacency, instead of critical dissatisfaction
Egoism is also sometimes called self-conceit or complacency, in which self-righteousness can, in fact, be carried out at the expense of others.
lays bare the hazards of individual and social complacency about economic inequality.
enough pessimism to prevent complacency.
Egoism is also sometimes referred to as self-conceit or complacency, in which self-righteousness are able to actually, be carried out at the cost of others.
This can serve as a bad example for new workers and lead to complacency in relation to unhygienic working conditions.
In 1968, workers around the world joined students in taking to the streets to challenge injustice and the complacency of the political establishment.
the recent ISIL losses should not lead to complacency at any level.”.
I was pretty shocked at the complacency, because after 26 years of economic expansion,
We know that the world of legal services will not stand still and that complacency can lead to extinction.
However, one should beware of arrogance, so that the knowledge obtained in this way does not become an occasion for complacency.
We know that the world of finance will not stand still and that complacency can lead to extinction.
they need your complacency, for they cannot do it without your assistance.
since all efforts are made for personal complacency, even if it looks strange