Sentence examples for often complements from inspiring English sources

Sparkling wine often complements spicy food for the same reason that beer often works: the bubbles scrub and refresh the palate.

Even earlier, Wayport had placed wired broadband connections in hotels around the country, which it now often complements with Wi-Fi in common areas.

Nouvel is, at 62, a bulky man with an enormous shaved head, an intense gaze, bushy black eyebrows and an all-black wardrobe that he often complements with a broad-brimmed black hat.

"The website is big and you couldn't argue it doesn't have an impact [on other media]." In its defence, the BBC says: "The BBC Magazine section often complements programmes being broadcast on the BBC or provides an in-depth take on topical stories".

Importantly, we find that subjective measures are often complements to objective measures, and that they may actually be preferable in use to objective measures in those cases where the two disagree with each another.

Pathological examination using skin biopsies often complements and/or confirms diagnosis of common neoplastic or inflammatory skin diseases.

His drawings were often complemented by amusing quotations.

"The characters often complement each other in the rhythms they're speaking.

Each medium has its own capabilities and limitations; combined, the media often complement each other.

They often complement or set up the sketches, a device that helps make the episodes seem less random.

But the business of investment banking is very different from that of trading, analysts noted, requiring different skill sets that don't often complement one another.