Sentence examples for complements- from inspiring English sources

Sainsbury's partnership with British Athletics reflects its wider commitment to inspiring healthy lifestyles for all, and complements grassroots campaigns such as Active Kids and the Sainsbury's School Games.

Privately, a BBC management source insists there is a "strong commitment" to the domestic News channel, speaking of a digital "world of 'and'", in which the News channel's output complements (and is reused by) the BBC's online services.

The disclosure bill complements a bipartisan bill entered in the Senate on 11 June, sponsored by eight senators, to compel release of the surveillance court's secret rulings.

"The 10 10 campaign complements the activities of government.

And the whole Bradford City success story complements that and is giving people a wonderful feeling".

The proliferation of mobile devices will further increase the importance of location: people will use their smartphones to look for local bargains and to show friends the latest products they have found online.Companies are increasingly treating the physical and virtual worlds as complements rather than alternatives.

Viacom's young audience (for networks such as MTV and Nickelodeon) complements CBS's oldish one.

Work by Rosalie Pacula of RAND, a think-tank in California, shows that young people tend to see the two as complements, not substitutes.Legalisation, argue Mr Reuter and his co-author, Robert MacCoun, would result in "a clear redistribution of harms".

Fallada's exquisite and troubling book, published after far too long a wait, does not contradict that argument, but complements it.

"New" trade theory complements this finding (just as traditional trade theory sat happily alongside traditional growth theory).

The colour-saturated cinematography and pink Pacific dawns where the sky melts into the sea lend a surreal look that complements the over-arching question about the limits of our belief.Another specific reason why 3D works so well here is because the extra dimension, like this story, is about distance and the narrowing of it.