Sentence examples for forces complement from inspiring English sources
According to this theory, the Yin-Yang balance is established between the harmful and beneficial microbial cells in the intestine, a process in which two contradictory forces complement and give rise to each other (Cui and Zhang 2018).
In legs of different species adapted to different uses (walking, jumping), these passive joint forces complement the balance of strength of the antagonist muscles acting on the joint.
Inter-agency task forces complemented by cross-departmental committees would also play a role in monitoring accountability.
A 2007 report from the White House Council of Economic Advisers concluded that immigration increases the U.S. GDP by roughly $37 billion each year, "because immigrants increase the size of the total labor force, complement the native-born workforce in terms of skills and education, and stimulate capital investment by adding workers to the labor pool".
Since the start of self-government in 1923, the colony had organised the all-white Rhodesia Regiment into a permanent defence force, complemented locally by the partly paramilitary British South Africa Police (BSAP).
For a long time now, economists and academics have supported the idea that immigration generates undeniable economic benefits: immigrants increase the labor force complementing the native-born population; they create jobs by establishing new businesses; and they foster innovation by developing new ideas and technologies.
The Europeans must therefore build forces to complement America's, which mostly means expanding their navies.
In a clear challenge to the Labour leader's authority, a group of MPs and peers is ready to work with Conservative colleagues to promote a three-pronged strategy in which military intervention by UK forces would complement fresh humanitarian and diplomatic initiatives.
In nature, different selection forces may complement or oppose each other, and their interactions may vary among taxa.
If the world economy remains in relatively decent shape, banks will benefit.These secular forces are complemented by two others.
