Sentence examples for better complemented by from inspiring English sources

We found they were better complemented by adjvar, a coarse mash of roasted red peppers.

When deciding which to use, consider the dish you are preparing and whether it will be better complemented by a mild or a more aromatic butter.

"Anything you measure and focus people on tends to get better when complemented by a leader example," John Schriber, director of associate engagement at Humana, says.

Wouldn't a contemporary directness have better complemented the music?

Utah just needs a piece or two that would better complement that foundation.

Moreover, the new suspension is complemented by better tires -- simply humongous Michelin Pilot Sports mounted on 18-inch wheels in front, 19-inch wheels in back.

This was a situation recognised by all healthcare professionals interviewed, who reported that training on diabetes care could be improved, and, if complemented by provision of better diagnostic and essential medication, would enable them to provide a higher standard of care.

Some other studies found that only text as well as only icon is not sufficient to design better web interfaces, while icons are generally complemented by a text label to provide hint to its referential or indexical meaning [17, 18].

In brief, CCTA should be first reviewed in transaxial images, complemented by multiplanar reformations to better visualize suspected lesions.

In most countries, we argued above, macroeconomic policies should be the primary tools to support employment, complemented by various micro policies to better share the burden of unemployment.

Continued quantification and articulation of priority decisions by experts complemented by strengthened institutions that can better incorporate input from both experts and, in particular, the public are recommended [ 34].