Sentence examples for but actually complement from inspiring English sources

As I argued on the day of the conference, I believe a unified men's sector can not only peacefully co-exist with the women's movement, but actually complement it.

Also, because these workers will have different skills than most Americans, they won't compete much with Americans for jobs but may actually complement us.

True, SaaS threatens the traditional software model, but it actually complements an outsourcing model.

Adding basil to the fruit may seem strange, but it actually complements the sweetness of the fruit and the cinnamon in the chips.

But as is true in many relationships, we actually complement one another.

Rather than acting as a substitute to traditional broadcasting, it can actually complement it.

This integration shows that empirical applications actually complement the underlying theory of optimization, while dynamic programming problems provide needed structure for estimation and policy evaluation.

As an admirer of both thinkers, however, I do not want to forget about it, and I think it is possible to productively engage this heated exchange in such a way as to avoid much of the bloodletting and to emerge on the other side with a better sense of how their seemingly opposed intellectual projects actually complement each other.

As Tone and David Herzberg, in his cultural history of psychiatric drugs, "Happy Pills in America" (2008) — the books actually complement each other nicely — both point out, the anxiolytics were enmeshed in exactly the same scientific, financial, and ethical confusion as antidepressants today.

The two tools, whilst they have some overlapping functionality, actually complement each other very well, together providing a comprehensive solution.

While many consider LTE technology as an alternative to the IEEE 802.11p standard, both standards actually complement each other in terms of application performance requirements.