Sentence examples for quite complementary from inspiring English sources

UBS and PaineWebber are quite complementary, so executives close to the firms expect minimal job losses as a result of the deal.

Now those books have served as the scaffolding for cinematic interpretations of part of Capote's career that are not quite complementary, but also not really in competition with each other.

The two sides have adopted different strategies for sequencing the genome and have produced results that are quite complementary, meaning that there was always a underlying logic to combining their efforts.

At present, though, the two economies look quite complementary, and Japan has no need to think that the countries of South-East Asia are eager to throw their arms round China's neck.

Bynder, on the other hand, has a strong international focus, so the two companies should be quite complementary.

The good news is that the two companies product lines are quite complementary without a lot of overlap.

The third place for MS-FINDER shows that it performs in quite a complementary way to the CSI methods.

"It's quite striking how complementary the brains of women and men really are," Ruben Gur, a co-author on the study, said in a statement.

"It's quite striking how complementary the brains of women and men really are," said Rubin Gur of Pennsylvania University, a co-author of the study.

In Stoke Newington and Dalston both parts of Hackney which have gentrified faster than anywhere the white British population leapt up by 15% and 26% respectively.I've not got data detailed enough to show it, but I suspect that actually, there are two quite different but complementary migratory trends going on in London.

"They are quite different" but complementary, observes Peter Bakker, head of van Zuijlen and Bijl's department at TU Delft.