Sentence examples for a complement than from inspiring English sources

BY CULTURE and language, by history and landscape, the countries that joined the European Union last year offered more of a complement than a contrast to the existing membership.

"Pension funds are here to stay, but not at any cost," says Luca Albertini of Leadenhall, an investor in the sector.Many insurers and reinsurers say that the new investors are more a complement than a threat.

However, Joshua Blumenstock, assistant professor at the UC Berkeley School of Information and director of the Data-Intensive Development Lat, cautioned at a recent Blum Center Faculty Salon that unknowns abound and new digital methods may serve more as a complement than a replacement to traditional approaches, especially in the area of economic assessment.

Today's redesign could be seen as an extension of this push to make Home more of a complement than a replacement for how you interact with your phone.

Merged together, this process makes storytellers better at their jobs and proves AI as more of a complement than a replacement for modern storytelling.

Other aspects of the design are mostly unexciting, and with a device like this, that's more of a complement than anything else.

The Folio prize regards itself as a complement rather than a rival to the Booker.

Eventually, chiropractic medicine became a complement, rather than an alternative, to conventional health care.

Indeed, this accords with research on the interplay of labour and technology as the aforementioned dynamics are driven entirely by RN-exclusive bargaining units for whom the new IT serves as a complement rather than as a substitute in production.

But what makes it much more powerful than the earlier Özal model is not only that it is oriented to the former Ottoman lands in the Balkans and the Middle East rather than to the post-Soviet Black Sea and Caspian republics, but more importantly that it is intended as a complement rather than an alternative to the increasingly European and global orientation of the Turkish economy.

At the same time, YouTube is pitching this as a complement, rather than a replacement, to its existing ad formats.