Sentence examples for demand complemented from inspiring English sources

According to the climate scientist professor Kevin Anderson, it requires immediate, significant reductions in energy demand, "complemented with a Marshall-style transition to zero-carbon energy supply".

Through the 2020s, and beyond if gas proves cheap, we expect it to continue to play a key role ensuring that we have sufficient capacity both to meet everyday demand and complementing an increasing amount of relatively intermittent and inflexible generation.

PKD: We see demand response complementing the traditional utility business model as it grows.

"Working with TiVo to allow customers to access our Xfinity TV On Demand service complements our commitment to bring any content to any device, at any time".

It is shown that the model can capture transport losses associated with microstructure on the particle scale, highlighting its potential as a less computationally demanding complement to detailed numerical models such as finite element or lattice Boltzmann methods for preliminary electrode design screening.

There's also the possibility of video-on-demand to complement its streaming facilities.

Although the information obtained from the CURATED sources is of high quality, the inherent paucity of manual curation of the literature demands to complement expert-curated associations with data automatically identified from the current literature.

We conclude that, while useful, supply-side economic reforms (and policies) are not sufficient to increase FLFP and need to be complemented by demand-side policies aiming at creating more and better work opportunities for women.

Solomon Islanders also want these demands to be complemented with adequate support for capacity building, technology transfer and a comprehensive, equitable and robust outcome.

Insistence that human rights not be too demanding can be complemented by measures to enhance the ability of developing countries to realize human rights.

Therefore, if the country is to profit from NTBFs' challenging behaviour and technological competences, their acquisition and diffusion efforts should be backed, and complemented by demand oriented policies.