Sentence examples for serve as a complement from inspiring English sources
Spread on bread or serve as a complement to roasted meats or fried fish.
And though McCain insists it will serve as a complement to similar international institutions, its promotion would only weaken the UN, which is just beginning to make small progress in places like Iran and Darfur.
Mr. Rumsfeld, who served as secretary of defense for 14 months from 1975 to 1977, after the withdrawal of American forces from Vietnam, is a skilled bureaucratic infighter who will serve as a complement and counterweight on Mr. Bush's national security team, especially to Gen. Colin L. Powell, the secretary of state-designate.
This application can serve as a complement to other technologies, supporting Tele Care in Smart Home Care.
This landscape is intended to serve as a complement to Shivon Zilis's birds-eye view of AI startups.
The sharing platform can serve as a complement to Facebook, where most families network today, though in a more restrained fashion.
This shows MONA is a viable approach and it can serve as a complementing technology to various existing techniques and contribute to the development of a more complete solution for mobile Internet access.
The authors acknowledge that text mining, at its present stage, serves as a complement to, but not a replacement of, conventional review papers.
Human capital also has a direct role as a factor of production, and jointly with physical capital, serves as a complement to other factors by contributing to technology and efficiency, thus to growth.
Still, this research serves as a complement to studies on specific family-level changes by providing a big-picture view on the relative importance the time-varying family environment.
Other virtual data room providers include Firmex, Intralinks and Merrill Corporation, but Ansarada chief executive officer Sam Riley says one of its competitive advantages is its recently launched Material Information Platform (MIP), which serves as a complement to its data rooms.
