Sentence examples for complementing rather than competing from inspiring English sources
Soni said Motorola had focused on "complementing" rather than "competing" with Android — and singled out aspects such as the display, the battery life and the camera as areas where OEMs should absolutely be sweating to produce a decent smartphone experience for a low-end price.
Expert and lay opinions need to be perceived as complementing rather than competing with each other.
Over a bass-heavy backdrop of pinging synths and chopped-up rhythms, Lil Silva creates a soundbed that makes space for Sampha's vocals, the two complementing rather than competing with each other.
But film society staff members said that their new venture would complement, rather than compete with, Lincoln Plaza.
The new arrivals complemented rather than competed with the existing EU15 labour force and in the process improved the general efficiency and functioning of European labour markets.
He said that as a power center Seaview Square would complement rather than compete with the 1.4-million-square-foot Monmouth Mall, and with newer retail centers like the 10-year-old, 1.4-million-square-foot Freehold Raceway Mall in nearby Freehold Township.
Like all the artists whose work is on display at this vast art center in the Orange County hamlet of Mountainville, these three understood very clearly where to install their work in order to complement, rather than compete with, the environment.
But Caloni said the French federation was examining the possibility of starting a French Open line that would complement rather than compete with the Roland Garros line and probably be targeted at high-end consumers with the focus on luxury.
In the forthcoming issue of Foreign Affairs, Tamar Jacoby of the right-leaning Manhattan Institute even disputes the notion that immigration depresses wages, arguing that because immigrants "complement rather than compete with most native-born workers", they raise rather than lower most wages.
