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

Williamson says it is intended to complement revenues from artists' recorded music, not replace it.

It is intended to complement rather than to supplant traditional doctor-patient relations.

It is intended to complement existing diagnostic and outcome measures (eg, International Index of Erectile Function, Sexual Encounter Profile) in both clinical practice and outcomes research in erectile dysfunction (ED).

The resulting Excel-based FCSlevel is shown in Figure  2 c; it is intended to complement FCSamount.

The SPI is intended to complement (not replace) it as a core metric of national performance.

The site can be found at www.tesco.co.uk/finance of Scotland's online banking is intended to complement its other services rather than replace them.

The EuroQol is intended to complement other forms of quality of life measures and it was purposefully developed to generate a generic index of health.

The EuroQol is intended to complement other forms of quality of life measures and it was purposefully developed to generate a generic index of health that places health states on scale from zero (worst health) to one (best health).

The rule is intended to complement new rules on capital.

• "Drive and Deliver" is intended to complement an ad campaign for other Navistar International truck models.

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