Sentence examples for is to complement from inspiring English sources

"What we hope to do is to complement it.

"The idea is to complement what's already there, not overwhelm it.

The competition is to complement the adult waiters' race, based on those held in France.

In education, the big challenge is to complement quantity with quality.

The aim is to complement the existing accounting certification, and to attract more students and practicing professionals.

But the idea is to complement public markets, not eclipse them, says John Jacobs, who oversees the platform.

The ICC Rome Statute framework recognises the limits on the ICC's jurisdiction through its provisions asserting that the ICC is to complement national legal processes.

Its aim is to complement the piecemeal, pro bono approach that Bain and others have long taken toward helping nonprofits solve management and logistical woes.

There is little chance it will add UConn or Rutgers anytime soon, unless it is to complement a college of significant football value.

That is to complement the UN's justification for intervention in another country's affairs under the rubric "Responsibility to Protect" with "Responsibility while Protecting" after it has gone in.

The aim is to complement and give meaning to the mass of disconnected information that viewers pick up during the day.