Meanwhile, the government dismissed a Labour attack that it had been complacent in tackling the problems.
And the Swiss were not only complacent in such a scheme, they openly welcomed it.
So it need not necessarily be that investors are complacent in allowing implied volatility to drift so low.
After Warburg died in 1982, his bank embarked on ill-judged expansions while becoming complacent in its core businesses.
Just when we are beginning to get comfortably complacent in the understanding that we are exceptional, reality hits.
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But in some areas we are, I fear, running the risk of becoming rather lazy and complacent in our thinking.
Market participants had become complacent in the preceding months and being bullish was no only en vogue it was expected.
It argued that countries had spent decades being complacent in their response to the infection and that a "major conceptual change and visionary global leadership" were needed.
The problem with many corporations these days is that executives, with their exorbitant salaries, have lost touch with marketplace realities and grown complacent in their own reality shows.
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Russian Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin told a gathering of political appointees and economists at the Peterson Institute for International Economics last week that Russia was not complacent in the Putin years.
Again, there will be experts on hand to tell the leaders about rising resistance to antibiotics, about the way a hyperconnected world can quickly spread pandemics, or about concerns about how it is foolhardy to be complacent in a world where genetic mutation often outpaces human innovation.
But we have nothing to be complacent about in Northern Ireland, where more than half the population is overweight or obese.
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His blunt diagnosis: Drug companies became "complacent" in the 1990s.
The young can't advance because everywhere they find my complacent generation is in situ.
And this string of achievements, built firmly into the Washington culture, has kept people complacent, even in the wake of recent failures.
The real question, therefore, is whether investors have become too complacent about Italy in their expectation that policy continuity under the next government - which may yet include Monti - is more or less assured.
The Scottish government said it was considering the Francis Report in detail and while not complacent was proud of the approach to healthcare in Scotland.
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These are the times when it is oh so easy to become complacent with the action in the stock market.
RIMM's SOIR currently resides at an extremely complacent 0.86, in the 56th percentile of its annual range.
London Mayor Boris Johnson told CNN's Becky Anderson that while the city's authorities are not complacent, he is confident in their ability to keep visitors safe.
In our view, the conditions are ripe for a shake-up of a complacent, century-old industry heavily invested in the status quo of internal combustion.
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Plus there are the challenges posed by pension obligations looming up ahead, just in case we get complacent about national deficits.
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Never become complacent with what you have accomplished in the past.
But the bears may be fooling themsleves by being too complacent about Las Vegas, which in the mind of some pros is already steadily gaining positive ground.
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The Kiwi coach has been on a mission to shake up a complacent Wales camp since taking over in December, and was rewarded with an opening 19-26 win over England at Twickenham.
While its true that major free cash flow generators like Microsoft and Apple rest complacent and keep tens of billions in nearly confiscatory money market paper, Google is much more proactive on cash acquisitions like YouTube and Double-Click.
Western-style journalism risks being complacent and stressing its moral superiority in supporting "investigative work" while not realizing that uncovering corruption in Africa and not having the resources to follow up on that story will produce little or no results, apart from praise to the brave (probably white, middle aged) journalist who reported it.
As increasing global competition put pressure on the American industry, we became complacent, believing that our historical strengths in innovation would ensure that new clean energy technologies would continue to be invented here.
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"The bottom line is that, without wishing to be the slightest bit complacent, we feel that HBOS, in this particular storm and given its business characteristics, is in as a safe a harbour as is possible, while at the same time feeling commercially rather frustrated, " he wrote in the letter dated 18 March.
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