Sentence examples for an interesting complement from inspiring English sources

As a medium of exchange, Bitcoin remains today pretty much what it was in 2010: an interesting complement to the existing monetary system, primarily useful for people interested in avoiding legal authorities or living in societies racked by inflation (like, say, in Venezuela or Zimbabwe).

I thought it would be an interesting complement to my degree.

Their martial character makes them an interesting complement and possible counterweight to the medieval religious art at the Cloisters.

So his commitment appears to be all that any orchestra could want, and his repertory and style seem an interesting complement to Mr. Zinman's.

Xenophon's Symposium portrays a dinner party at which Socrates speaks of love; and his Apology is an interesting complement to Plato's account of Socrates's defense at his trial.

Gaining such knowledge would probably make for an interesting complement to this assignment, one that I unfortunately don't have time for at this point.

Vanilla essence is a popular addition, especially in the American recipes, but I prefer the fierier sweet spices used by Markham, finding mace, nutmeg and cloves a more interesting complement to the ubiquitous ground cinnamon.

It has been a significantly less interesting complement to the men's game since Henin shocked the sport by announcing her retirement in May of last year.

Women's tennis has been a significantly less interesting complement to the men's game since Justine Henin shocked the sport by announcing her retirement in May 2008.

Such analysis, for example looking specifically at the effect of increased GNI/capita on health outcomes, could provide an interesting future complement to this work.

Ask Alessandro to suggest an interesting wine to complement your food, or go for an aperitivo with nibbles from the salumeria selection.