Sentence examples for complement a new from inspiring English sources

Verheul will often create a plate to complement a new dish.

I created this timeline to complement a new story about reprogrammed stem cells.

As a complement, a new tendency is to set up visitor education centers (VECs) inside BGs.

Lessons weren't available, but Ken Balcom, the assistant site director, asked Ms. Demarest to help complement a new theatrical intern program with a volunteer theatrical troupe.

By better understanding their own competitive advantages and how they might fit into or complement a new market, companies can improve their chances of success.

It also will complement a new insolvency law, also in the works, to help companies in financial difficulty restructure their businesses.

Sure — but only if such a reform somehow complemented a new conservative economic agenda rather than posing a substitute for one.

A spokesman for Tourism Australia told Guardian Australia on Tuesday it had invested $1.5m to assist in the production of the series because it complemented a new campaign featuring Australia's "aquatic and coastal experiences".

"Global 20" complements a new research project of the Committee on Global Thought, "Youth in a Changing World," which investigates from the perspective of diverse participants and of young people themselves, the most pressing issues confronting young people in the changing world today.

Like releasing the full boxset back catalogues of Peaky Blinders, Our Girl or Luther to be a complement to a new series.

Both the augmented and the polar bi-2 subdivision are complemented by a new Primal Bi-2 Subdivision scheme.