Sentences with phrase «danger of complacency»

So as long as the Gunners take this as a warning about the dangers of complacency and we come back from Sunderland next weekend with all three points then all will be right in the world again.

Indeed, Spain — who have been pitted against the Czech Republic, Turkey and Croatia in the opening round — will be aware of the dangers of complacency, particularly in light of their miserable campaign at the World Cup two years ago.

The main threat to this in the manager's mind is the danger of the players taking the result for granted and therefore not putting in the effort and focus needed to win any EPL match, which is why the preview on the Arsenal website has the Frenchman warning his team of the dangers of complacency.

Wenger has good options on the bench as well and has spoke about the danger of complacency all week, so we won't mess this one up will we Gooners?

Winning the title with five games to spare does bring the danger of complacency.

Sanders praised the union movement, railed against poverty around the county, and warned his followers of the dangers of complacency.

At the same time, there is a danger of complacency.

However, as a witness to some of the dangers of complacency an unaccountability, there has to be some percentage of autonomy that's left to principals to make adequate changes in staff without overcoming seniority or unfair, lengthy and arbitrary processes.

Chester Finn, president emeritus at the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, writes about the importance of student achievement and school leadership, and the dangers of complacency and greed.

Wolfenstein 2 emphasizes not just the dangers of complacency but also the value of resistance, by connecting it to the very real evils of our world.