Sentence examples for huge complement from inspiring English sources

No wonder many enterprises have on their books a huge complement of the halt and lame, each paid a pittance.

For me to say I have a lot of empathy would be like a huge complement to myself, and I cannot be that judge.

Instead, he was called up by many companies for particular projects after his own heart, from his seminal recording in the 1950s of Handel's Music for the Royal Fireworks with the huge complement of wind instruments first heard by George III – which had to be recorded in the middle of the night so that all the players would be available – to his classic Mozart and Janacek.

Farmers Field, on the other hand, shows few indications that it will be anything but a smooth and compliant — if huge — complement to L.A. Live and Staples Center.

The use of cancer vaccines to induce a therapeutic host anti-tumour immune response has huge potential to complement traditional cancer therapies in a non-overlapping way.

The two executives have made clear that they want to build Salomon's international reach, making it a full-service global investment bank to complement Travelers' huge insurance business and Citibank's worldwide banking franchise.

Isner has spent the past few years adding weapons to his game to complement his huge serve and climbing to No. 9 in the world, the highest ranking among American men.

One star exhibit, a work by Anselm Keifer created to complement the huge scale of the galleries, came to Bilbao not as the acquisition it desired, but only on long-term loan: "a loss, a sacrifice", Mr Durana reported.

It seems reasonable to think that more mature parts of Alphabet such as YouTube and Nest, both of which happen to be acquisitions could eventually become engines of growth that would complement the huge profits flowing from Google's core advertising business.

There we purchased a set of four maps of the districts outlying Amsterdam, which nicely complemented a huge bicycle map of the city and its immediate fringe we had bought earlier.

McComb's staggering talent, tragically lost in his decline and death at the shockingly early age of 36, found its finest expression on Born Sandy Devotional, full of his arresting, evocative lines set to a huge, open sound, and complemented by Rob's violins, Graham Lee's swooping pedal steel and McComb's own uncompromising vocals.