Sentence examples for complement to those from inspiring English sources

(It was a neat complement to those who have been viewing the movie in their sleep).

And I prefer the chives Sue Lawrence suggests to the chopped parsley used by Mark Hix; they're a lovely complement to those leeks and onions.

Mr. Rockwell, the designer, acknowledged that there were plenty of great play spaces in the city, and he and his team designed their playground as a complement to those that already exist.

At least 12 states have passed laws in recent years requiring schools to include disabled students in sports and other extracurricular programs, and the Education Department's guidance is considered a complement to those laws.

The resulting capabilities provide a powerful complement to those found in wearable technologies as traditionally conceived," says John Rogers, a professor of materials science and engineering at the University of Illinois who was not part of the research team.

The RhCMV model serves as an important complement to those in other animals, particularly small animals, and the lessons learned from RhCMV should have direct clinical relevance to HCMV and the design of protective vaccines.

The results obtained in this paper are complements to those related with model (1.1).

Rather it seeks to entrench and develop political institutions at regional and global level as necessary complements to those at the level of the state".

Their actions become as economists say–"strategic complements" to those who are fueling the trend (and who are often less sophisticated).

These results provide striking complements to those obtained via standard methods focusing on individual genetic variants.

"We just want the courts to have their full complement to get those cases moving," she said.