Sentence examples similar to complement to the near from inspiring English sources

"Je suis Ahmed" was a popular alternative (or complement) to the near-ubiquitous "Je suis Charlie".

It's a good complement to the book.

Investigation of maternal near-miss is a useful complement to the investigation of maternal mortality with the aim of meeting the United Nations' fifth Millennium Development Goal.

Near misses have emerged as a useful complement to the investigation of maternal deaths [ 4- 6].

The study of severe maternal morbidity survivors (near miss) may be an alternative or a complement to the study of maternal death events as a health care indicator.

Yesterday Mr Byers suggested a possible airport near the Thames estuary - seen by some as an ideal complement to the Thames Gateway project, a string of new townships and businesses from east London to the estuary in Kent.

It is the natural complement to the euphoria of inclusion.

"It's a nice complement to the Ford brands".

We think we will be a complement to the area".

The photography is an excellent complement to the text.

The game was over as a contest in the 51st minute when Mata's cross provided Branislav Ivanovic with a simple header and with the home team's resistance now waning alarmingly Ba helped himself to a second, his dash to the near post nicely complemented by Hazard's low pass.