Sentence examples for seen as a complement from inspiring English sources
At MTV, a unit of Viacom, Webeos are seen as a complement to the network's televised programming.
Was it perhaps seen as a complement to other versions of Reynard, for grown-ups, in the library, or as a notable adoption of Caxton's early English version?
A very small show at the Austrian Institute might be seen as a complement to the "Vienna 1900" exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art.
First, this nascent attempt at self-restraint should be seen as a complement to a modernised regulatory regime and more independent corporate boards.
And they should ensure that any statement calling for more and better medical technologies is quickly followed by a statement recognising that technology should at best be seen as a complement to, but never a substitute for, political action.
In this paper, we finally show how to estimate the technical coefficients of a sample of Andalusian farms in Spain and how this information can be seen as a complement to the usual by-products associated with estimating technical efficiency by DEA.
Meanwhile, at Mr Zoellick's direction, the Bush administration has been busy developing what it sees as a complement to the multilateral process overseen by the World Trade Organisation (WTO), in a policy it calls "competitive liberalisation".
It was thus seen as a negative complement of ascetical and mystical theology, which both presuppose a more positive orientation of the individual toward God.
The flexibility of gas-fired power plants relative to traditional large coal-fired plants was one of the primary reasons why natural gas was seen as a natural complement to intermittent renewables like solar and wind.
In the history of Christian theology, philosophy has sometimes been seen as a natural complement to theological reflection, whereas at other times practitioners of the two disciplines have regarded each other as mortal enemies.
It should be seen as a welcomed complement to an often overburdened public system".
