Sentence examples for complemented by more from inspiring English sources

It is feasible only if it is small, and complemented by more targeted anti-poverty measures.

That therapy is complemented by more traditional methods, like riding an exercise bike, walking on a treadmill and lifting weights.

The country needs "a new growth model, complemented by more diversification, higher investment, and a more efficient use of resources," the I.M.F. said.

And both Human Giant and the Whitest Kids have benefited from a trend in the New York comedy scene, where traditional stand-up clubs have been complemented by more experimental downtown sites that attract a younger audience.

Complemented by more than 125 related holdings of decorative arts, photographs, film and video, this initial phase of the creation of the Luce Center for American Art integrates important objects from the museum's holdings for the first time.

A high-quality tourism sector will remain central in Greece's future, strengthened and complemented by more cultural activities, retirement communities from northern Europe and high-quality medical services at advantageous costs.

Abe has made it clear that he expects government action to be complemented by a more aggressive monetary policy on the part of the Bank of Japan, including raising the country's inflation target to 2% from 1%.

"CZECH VISION" "Foto," the Guggenheim's excellent survey of avant-garde photography in Central Europe between the wars, is shrewdly complemented by this more focussed show of portraiture, still-life, landscape, abstraction, and advertising works from Czechoslovakia in roughly the same period.

In the Caucasus, as Mr Lieven puts it, Russia "participated" in the local tradition of massacre.Mr Lieven's impressively broad sweep is well complemented by a more tightly focused study of Russian imperialism at work: an excellent, meticulously researched biography of Prince Gregory Potemkin, who in the late 18th century was the most powerful man in Russia.

This is complemented by a more in-depth look at a select few controls.

Current working methods must be complemented by a more strategic vision of the future based on qualitative approaches such as the Scenario Planning Approach SPAA).