Sentence examples for long complemented from inspiring English sources

In addition to making some jobs obsolete, new technologies have also long complemented people's skills and enabled them to be more productive — as the Internet and word processing have for office workers or robotic surgery has for surgeons.

Festivals have long complemented traditional distribution channels by generating early public word of mouth (positive and negative) and by stirring up valuable publicity for movies before they hit theaters.

In addition to making some jobs obsolete, new technologies have also long complemented people's skills and enabled them to be more productive.

However, cleft sentences often use very large subjects (What really makes me angry) and long complements (people who throw rubbish on the ground) and because of this the verb can agree with the subject or the complement – which means, in the case of a plural complement – the verb is plural.

In the case of Fast Track, there had been consecutive observations during a 10-year long intervention, complemented with a follow-up 3 years post intervention.

A mix of data collection methods/sources was in use in several countries (e.g. comprehensive sexuality surveys conducted at long intervals complemented by more regularly conducted KABP).

However, Robinson and colleagues found that expression of specifically the short form, but not of the long form, complemented the fertility defect observed in the null mutant (Robinson & Cooley, 1997).

Her long, beautiful body perfectly complemented her long, beautiful hair.

Forward markets, both medium term and long term, complement the spot market for wholesale electricity.

The emperor tamarin (S. imperator) of the southwestern Amazon basin, for example, has a long white mustache complementing its long grizzled fur and reddish tail, whereas the mustached tamarin (S. mystax) has a small white upswept mustache.

Elaine Vasquez's twin sister, Arianna, whose long black hair complemented the school uniform, was first.