Sentence examples for difficult to complement from inspiring English sources

Informants recognized that it was difficult to complement technical and political expertise within a single decision maker and that his/her team was meant to have technical expertise: Behind a bureaucrat, there is always a technical expert who justifies that which the bureaucrat is doing … The problem is the [level and quality] of training behind this bureaucrat.

Hiring the perfect person to complement your team is difficult.

However, sometimes finding the right shades of makeup to complement global beauty can be difficult based on a number of factors.

This isn't to say that accepting winter as an arduous, necessary season – the rough to complement the relative smooth of summer – is not difficult.

While molecular dynamics (MD) simulations are able to complement the experiments by providing structure-based dynamics at atomic resolution, it is usually difficult for them to reach the biologically relevant timescales (hundreds of microseconds or longer).

What is worse, it is difficult to detect the tactus in a musical ensemble with few instruments because there are few supporting notes to complement the syncopation; for example, the drum part may complement the notes in larger ensembles.

(They are meant to complement each other).

"No, we want it to complement it".

Another tropical fruit to complement the tamarind?

Elton Brand has to complement Tim Duncan".

Need something to complement your Candy Crush game?