Sentence examples for seeking to supplement from inspiring English sources

Older workers seeking to supplement meagre pensions also say they want to fit around caring responsibilities.

Crossroads officials say they are seeking to supplement party activities, not replace them.

The data suggest that, generally speaking, fans of digital radio are seeking to supplement, not replace, traditional radio.

Of the 21m part-time workers, about 6m are students, and another 2m are retirees seeking to supplement their pensions.

And the Clinton administration is seeking to supplement Israel's annual $2.9 billion aid package with an additional $450 million this year.

Weary of its status as South Africa's biggest -- but least attractive -- city, Johannesburg plans to recast itself as a destination for tourists seeking to supplement the picture-postcard vistas of Cape Town and Kruger National Park with grittier scenes from the "real" Africa.

Beyond the bullpen, Minaya said he had sought to supplement the team's young nucleus with a veteran bench.

Most Canadian seal hunters are commercial fishermen who seek to supplement their incomes during the fishing off-season.

It has largely fallen to him to help fill those new newsroom jobs, as NPR seeks to supplement its meat-and-potatoes coverage of the White House, Congress and Supreme Court.

The so-called retransmission payments are growing more common as television stations seek to supplement advertising with a new, predictable revenue stream.

To address such concerns, Mr. Brandwen and his company (its chairwoman is Kay Koplovitz, who founded the USA Networks) will seek to supplement the Broadway shows with something that situates the customer midway between conventional television viewing and being in the theater.