Sentence examples for measures to supplement from inspiring English sources

But many of them have already developed new payment measures to supplement their staff paycheck.

Camps are bad for the environment: Refugees often leave camps to gather firewood, hunt animals (including endangered species), and take other measures to supplement aid, which sometimes fails to meet minimum international health standards.

This study uses high resolution geoelectric and LiDAR data as auxiliary measures to supplement data obtained by the analysis of 127 soil cores taken from a 40 hectare Central Kentucky (USA) karst landscape.

(The House of Representatives is also developing oil-related measures to supplement the energy package it passed last summer).

We agree with the authors' suggestion that future research may also incorporate other objective or independent measures to supplement the subjective evaluation of the variables studied in the development of the new scale and to improve the interpretation of findings.

We believe that the use of non-GAAP net income and net income per share also facilitate a comparison of RightNow's underlying operating performance with that of other companies in our industry, which use similar non-GAAP financial measures to supplement their GAAP results.

A new quantitative measure to supplement visual comparison of two solutions is also introduced.

The newly-minted Democratic nominee relented from his former opposition to offshore oil exploration and drilling but said that this was only a "stop gap measure" to supplement his otherwise green energy policies.

The barriers will be placed along the traffic lane farthest to the right, adding a protective measure to supplement the existing guardrails, transportation officials said.

The rest would come from long-term rental subsidies funded by Measure H to supplement federal rent subsidies.

They describe themselves variously as: fanatical, flexible, curious, prudent, disciplined, open-minded, patient and hard-working, and their investment techniques differ as widely.Some devise their own abstruse measures of valuation to supplement such conventional measures as the price-earnings ratio.