Sentence examples for about complementing from inspiring English sources

She mused, half seriously, about complementing the choir with occasional "laser light shows," à la Pink Floyd.

"There are lots of other venues that do circus," said Wood. "This is about complementing what's already happening and creating an environment that allows more shows of a really high quality to come to the fringe".

But for a large company like Time Inc., it's more about complementing existing production capabilities — editorial teams can use Wochit to create videos quickly and affordably in situations where it might not otherwise be doable.

This isn't about undermining public services; it's about complementing and extending them in cost-effective ways – something that will be increasingly critical as many public services face cuts in their budgets over the next few years.

Something to leave about to complement her framed intellect.

And a 17-inch-high side table (about $170) complements the pair.

To bring about overexpression of the complementing gene, promoter-less copies were cloned into pMTL-ME6X downstream of the strong Pfdx promoter.

To facilitate the exploration of osmoprotectants, we have developed the first online resource, 'Dragon Explorer of Osmoprotection associated Pathways' (DEOP) that gathers and presents curated information about osmoprotectants, complemented by information about reactions and pathways that use or affect them.

To realise such reforms successfully, policy could stimulate information-sharing across disciplines and sectors regarding what is already known about competency, while complementing this knowledge by promoting new research on strategies for determining individual physical and mental capabilities (Carstairs and Keon 2008).

The absence of a control group, members of which would have taken the visual assessment but not participated in the project, limits arguments about causality; however, complementing the correlative finding were students' answers to two survey questions related to analysis and synthesis (questions 10 and 11, with median and mode of 4 for both questions on the 5-point scale).

Recently, the Oxford chapter secured £4500 (about $6110) from two companies, complementing the £300 (about $407) the national SIAM and the university's Mathematical Institute each gave them.