Sentence examples for is supplemented over from inspiring English sources

Collectible card games (CCGs) are those in which a basic set of cards is supplemented over time with expansions containing new cards and strategies – both an exciting prospect for long-term players, and a killer business model.

Its all-American favorites have been supplemented over the years with an array of up-to-date international selections.

A core group of key players in influential positions achieved success earlier than possibly expected, and that's allowed for a sustained period of competitiveness – particularly since that core group has been supplemented over the years with potential-fulfilling youths like Daly Cherry-Evans and Kieran Foran. Cherry-Evans and Kieran Foran

Also these questions were supplemented over the phone by the interviewer.

We need a dialysis nurse!' Mother laughing and says: 'It's too long a commute!' Parents had their own knowledge of the child that could be supplemented over time by the expertise that they developed around condition management.

It is supplemented by questions at every turn over what a national database of people killed by police would look like, and how it should be built.

The concern over adoption worsening Indigenous disengagement is supplemented by damning child protection statistics.

For example, in Queensland $A4 million was allocated for Prosopis management by the government, which was supplemented further by over $A600 000 by landholders between 1995 and 1999 and over $A2 million was spent on clearing between 2001 and 2005 (Martin and van Klinken 2006).

For thousands of years, fire has been the main stand-replacing disturbance in the boreal forest but is now being supplemented by logging over most of the biome's extant.

As the body loses the ability to move around, temperature control must be supplemented using covers directly placed over your hedgehog (use soft fabric to make small "sheets").

Administration officials have disagreed over whether negotiations should be supplemented by military escalation.