Sentence examples for good supplementing from inspiring English sources

Multiple ever-flowing Guinness taps with skilled, patient pourers are good; supplementing them with Smithwick's ale and Magners cider on tap is better.

As one father said, regretfully, public school is a good supplement for home schooling.

IMDb, from the Web site of the same name, Internet Movie Database, is another good supplement.

• Insect repellent: Except for children, repellent containing a small proportion of the chemical Deet is still recommended, though citronella oil (available cheaply from pharmacists) is a good supplement.

As for Mr. Pickens, he thinks he has found a pretty good supplement to his day job of running two investment funds under the name BP Capital.

Tourism will probably never replace agriculture as the region's main economic engine Mr Luckett boasts that the Delta has "the richest soil this side of the River Nile"—but it makes a good supplement.

"Opposing Forces," a book-length dialogue between two dissidents—one Polish, Adam Michnik; the other Russian, Alexei Navalny is a good supplement to the best of the recent surveys: Ben Judah's "Fragile Empire," Peter Baker and Susan Glasser's "Kremlin Rising," and Arkady Ostrovsky's "The Invention of Russia".

It indicates that network-level coordination would be a good supplement of IC.

She found the crash course to be a good supplement to the learning-as-needed process.

This new image analysis program proved out to be a good supplement to the field of particle analysis techniques while having several advantages over the conventional analysis methods.

Compared with SnO2 NFs, the enhanced adsorptivity was a good supplement for the high photocatalytic activity of the SnO2 NTs photocatalyst.