Sentence examples for is intended to complement the from inspiring English sources

The chart is intended to complement the car's on-board range gauge, which some Leaf owners call the "Guessometer".

A second exhibition at the Yale center, "The Romantic Landscape Print: The Chiaroscuro of Nature," is drawn from the university's own collection, and is intended to complement the Bacon show.

The site is supported by advertising, and is intended to complement the TV show and give fans a place to congregate, said Jordan Kurzweil, vice president of development for Fox.com in New York.

The centre, to be built in time for celebrations in 2015 to mark the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta, is intended to complement the existing memorial.

Its 2009 budget request to Congress contains a program, dubbed ACI fellows, that is intended to complement the Bush Administration's American Competitiveness Initiative to bolster federal support for the physical sciences.

Developments in the understanding of enclosure fire dynamics for large spaces is intended to complement the knowledge of relatively smaller, low ventilation spaces developed from the extensive body of research that underpins the original compartment fire framework.

The operation would be intended to complement the planned 26,000-member African Union-United Nations peacekeeping force.

But the choice of metal paneling was intended to complement the World Trade Center.

The Blue Mountain contractors were intended to complement the armed members of the militia.

Officials said Mr. Obama's executive order was intended to complement the legislation, not to pre-empt or derail it.

The legislative changes in the act are intended to complement the Australian-style points-based system for immigration that was introduced in stages during 2008.