Sentence examples for a natural complement to from inspiring English sources

"We both love collecting," said Ms. Kehoe, who called the shop "a natural complement to our design business".

Niederhoffer's Junto is more casual, but he takes libertarianism seriously, considering it to be a natural complement to speculating.

This provides a natural complement to conventional family wise error (FWE) control on local maxima.

For this batch, I had used pecorino, which seemed like a natural complement to the sheep's-milk yogurt.

However, five years ago, multinational companies seeking to spread their bets would look to Vietnam as a natural complement to operations in China.

However, Dr. John Hannah, chief of the Agency for Inter national Development, argued that technical assistance was a natural complement to develop.

I think this is a very natural complement to our real lives".

Given that Johnson is a marginal player who is unlikely to brighten the Suns' outlook, shouldn't they have targeted a more natural complement to Booker in exchange for Anderson's partially-guaranteed contract?

Real estate, and the kind of upmarket, smart version of it as promoted by Urban Compass, seems a very natural complement to that.

Live video is an obvious and natural complement to what LinkedIn has already been developing on its platform in areas like education, company profile pages, recruitment and professional networking.

It also seems odd to contrast a star tree model with the partial independent origins model, when the natural complement to a star tree would be an independent origin for each of the sequences considered.