Sentence examples for have always supplemented from inspiring English sources

Copyists and interpreters have always supplemented the canonical writings in one form or another, from explanatory margin notes by translators, to the Masoretes adding vowel pointing and Qere and Ketiv (notes) to aid Hebrew pronunciation, to the brilliant illuminations of medieval manuscripts, to the addition of chapter and verse numbers centuries after the original compositions.

I had always supplemented this traditional model by encouraging discussion in class, posing questions to students during lectures, and designing exam questions to promote critical thinking.

She has always supplemented her income with teaching, not least for the healthcare plan, although she is mindful of the fact that it takes up a lot of the energy she could be using for writing.

Its bargain fares have always been supplemented with expensive add-ons, from bags to booking fees, and "free" fares are unlikely to be different, even if Ryanair has moderated its more punitive charges.

That's why the F.B.I.'s profilers have always tried to supplement the basic outlines of the organized/disorganized system with telling details — something that lets the police zero in on a suspect.

Sex supplements have always been mildly risky to eat, but it seems as if trade in them has grown larger and more dangerous over the past couple of decades.

Sex supplements have always been mildly risky to consume, but it seems as if trade in them has grown larger and more dangerous over the past couple of decades.

They'll never totally eliminate the risks of sex supplements, which have always been there.

Discussions, opinions, potential ways to reconcile different positions, and proposals for gaining consensus have been traditionally translated into articles that have always been published in a Supplement of Diabetes Care.

There have always been some risks in natural sex supplements.

Reverse mortgages have always been viewed as a last resort — something that older retirees could turn to when they desperately needed to supplement their dwindling incomes.