Sentence examples for a necessary complement from inspiring English sources

It's a pitch that is especially important for Hernández, a necessary complement to his fastball.

This is why social safety nets, particularly those that provide cash transfers to hungry households, are a necessary complement to increasing agricultural production.

And at home his gentle, studious nature persuaded his people that he had the virtuous character that is a necessary complement of the gifts of blood.

His pitch is so understated — "I merit election based on my own record and based on my value system, which, I believe, reflects mainstream Texas values" — that the acerbic presence of Dave Beckwith in the campaign is a necessary complement.

In Brown's absence, the Giants will have to rely on Bradshaw and the rookie David Wilson to power the running game, a component of the Giants' offense that has proved to be a necessary complement to the passing attack.

[1] North Korea's draconian border controls are a necessary complement to its spartan ideology; Lou Dobbs helped popularize the idea that the United States border is as leaky as a sieve.

The main problem is that while leaders eagerly embraced the monetary bond, they rejected its necessary complement: a central budget that would transfer money from successful regions to underperforming ones, as the United States government sends tax dollars collected in Massachusetts to pay for unemployment benefits in Nevada.

In contrast to the predation genes, of which the necessary complement is unknown, a known cadre of genes is required for sporulation in M. xanthus.

In effect, though, Rosenstock-Huessy conceived of his 'Cross of Reality' as being the necessary complement of Rosenzweig's 'Star' and that his task, as a Christian, was to discover what was redeemable, and hence capable of being shared universally, in every life-way.

C1-inhibitor has been widely used in a number of clinical conditions and when used for therapeutic treatment, it is not necessary complement dependent, but may well be explained by inhibition of other proteins [79].

Economic development by Europeans had as its necessary complement the ravaging of Aboriginal life.