I don't find it a challenge to balance both as they often tend to complement each other".
But those differences tend to complement each other as Henrik instinctively and effortlessly sets up his brother for easy goals.
Show business: A healthy mix of arthouse and independent films, these tend to complement those shown at the nearby Filmhouse, rather than competing for the same market.
"I grew up around commercial fishing in Alaska," Cameron added, "and in my experience, commercial activities don't tend to complement sport fishing efforts.
In some cases that surely happens, but the balance of academic research to date shows something quite different: that expansion abroad by U.S. companies tends to complement their U.S. operations.
The garden on Nantucket also uses drifts of mostly native American grasses to create the effect of wild grassland, but on a far more expansive scale; visually they tend to complement and even highlight the flowering elements as well as have their own intrinsic beauty — one especially appropriate to the open coastal landscape of the island.
C tends to complement the team with partners that bring missing competences to the new venture.
Moreover, the individual types of specialist knowledge providers tend to complement rather than substitute for one another.
Overall, the use of specialist knowledge providers tends to complement firms' own internal innovation activities and to complement other external sources of knowledge.
We also found that while formal enforcement tends to complement informal enforcement, it may also crowd out efforts from the group to control peers under low biological productivity.
