Sentence examples for still complements from inspiring English sources

Blessedly, print journalism still complements the events racing across the screen.

In the end, when only one path remains open and it seems that no other complement remains, this very path still complements the 360 other paths.[21] This is called a one-many complement, like the Way-implement complement" (Zhuzi yulei, juan 95).

In some eukaryotes, such as parasitic microsporidia, the N-terminal region of Sec61β is practically as short as in archaea, and the protein still complements heat sensitivity of S. cerevisiae sbh1Δsbh2Δ cells [54].

Try wearing something completely out of character while making sure it still complements your body and skin tone.

Though the results by Δ 2 have more false-positive pixels, they can still complement the detection results by Δ 1.

The iPad case costs $600 and is skinned in the same Reservation Bison, sans fancy cashmere, but still complemented with a lambskin liner.

In such a case, our model predicts that international trade and immigration still complement each other because individuals with the highest natural ability find it beneficial to emigrate toward the country with the most developed institutions, since they will be rewarded for reducing moral hazard.

We subsequently investigate to what extent features such as location and patient information and commonly used manual features can still complement the network and see improvements at high specificity over the CNN especially with location and context features, which contain information not available to the CNN.

Turkish policies and Erdoğan's populism can still complement the West if framed within a broader and longer-term perspective of the transatlantic alliance that shares common goals and values over short-term tactical differences.

IGN stated that the game was not "the mind-blowing revelation that Dawn of Sorrow was", but still complemented the "solid" game play and called it an enjoyable experience.

The Greenwood Encyclopedia of African American Folklore (2006) writes that Fear of a Black Planet introduced a production style that "borrow[ed] elements from jazz, especially that of John Coltrane, to craft a soundscape that was more challenging than that of their previous two albums, but still complemented the complex social commentary".