Sentence examples for significantly supplemented from inspiring English sources

The corn supply seldom lasts out the year, and in many areas it is significantly supplemented by gathering wild plants, cactus fruits, wild greens, maguey, and the usually abundant seedpods of mesquite, guamuchil, and other treelike legumes.

Effective monitoring and numerical simulations are essential to understanding the implications of long-term geological carbon storage; in particular, the predictions of CO2 plume flow under storage conditions, storage integrity of sites, and the design and operational aspects of the CO2 storage projects could be significantly supplemented.

The naturalist said he "significantly supplemented" his education in Southampton's libraries.

This post-genomic approach revealed the unexpected potential of U. maydis, which contained unique enzymatic equipment that significantly supplemented the T. reesei enzymatic cocktail.

William H. Donaldson, recently appointed by President Bush to be chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, supports the legislation, saying in a letter to Mr. Levin last week that it would "significantly supplement and strengthen the commission's ongoing enforcement efforts".

That's one reason the improvements of recent decades in the earned-income tax credit and low-income component of the child tax credit are so important — they significantly supplement low wages for parents.

In part, the diary antedates by more than two years all other diaries of John Adams, and as a whole it is an invaluable addition to the Adams Papers, significantly supplementing the Diary and Autobiography of John Adams issued by the Belknap Press in four volumes in 1961.

Low-priced, abundant and renewable lignocellulosic biomass has become an attractive alternative feedstock to significantly supplement corn and starch as a fermentation feedstock for bio-based production (FitzPatrick et al. 2010; Kircher 2012).

Low-priced, abundant and renewable lignocellulosic biomass has become an attractive alternative to significantly supplement corn and starch as a fermentation feedstock for production of bioproducts (FitzPatrick et al. 2010; Kircher 2012).

With the increasing world's energy requirement and growing environmental concerns, renewable energy resources like wind, solar, biomass, etc. are expected to significantly supplement the expensive and depleting fossil fuels.

Though high fees can significantly supplement academic income, "I'd rather do something where I know I could be of benefit than something outside my league, just for a paycheck," Knipp reflects.